Nebraskans Fear When, Not If, Keystone Pipeline Breaks

April 1, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Nebraskans Fear When, Not If, Keystone Pipeline Breaks When Meghan Hammond imagines the Keystone XL pipeline, she can't help but think of the Kalamazoo River. Continue reading... GOP Rep Calls Keystone A 'No-Brainer' WATCH: Oil Runs Through Streets After Arkansas Spill The Worst Allergy Season Ever? PHOTOS: Lemurs, Lions, Monkeys And More Animals Pipeline Ruptures In Arkansas, Spilling Thousands Of Barrels Of Oil PHOTOS: Snow, Snow And More Snow 'Scared As Hell' Of Keystone XL: Nebraskans Fear When, Not If, Pipeline Breaks April Fools! GIFS Of Animals Tricking Each Other 'Scared As Hell' Of Keystone XL: Nebraskans Fear When, Not If, Pipeline Breaks April Fools! GIFS Of Animals Tricking Each Other Pipeline Ruptures In Arkansas, Spilling Thousands Of Barrels Of Oil STEVEN COHEN We Need to Get Past the Energy and Environment Debates of the 1970s It is time to get over the outmoded ideological framework of the environmental era. There is no trade-off between environment and economic development. We need both. Continue reading... DAVID KATZ, M.D. Ruminations on Aspartame and Milk Little rumination is required to reach this conclusion: Cows don't make aspartame. But they don't make strawberry flavoring, either. This is relevant to a debate that involves a petition by the dairy industry to the FDA to change what qualifies as milk. Continue reading... BARBARA A. FINAMORE A Step Forward for Environmental Transparency in China I don't think I've ever seen such a gathering in China before. Nearly one hundred people met in Beijing recently to discuss their efforts to promote environmental transparency and public disclosure of pollution data. Continue reading... NIKOLAS KOZLOFF Fighting Climate Change and Creating "Green Jobs": Is Hemp the Silver Bullet?  Continue reading... PETER GUTTORP Uncertainty, Knowledge, Statistics and Climate Change Statistics permeates all of science and society. Climate science is no exception. To answer the question about how precisely we know that a given year is the warmest on record, we need some kind of specification of the uncertainty in each yearly continental U.S. temperature. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003