Whose 'Facts' Decide Keystone XL?

April 23, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Whose 'Facts' Decide Keystone XL? Joe Oliver, Canada's minister of natural resources, is not shy about his support for the proposed Keystone XL pipeline. And just like the increasingly vocal pipeline critics, Oliver said the facts support his position. Continue reading... New Critique Raised Over Pipeline Analysis 'Potato Cartel' Accused Of Price Fixing In Federal Antitrust Suits PETA's Unusual Move The 15 Fruits & Vegetables Least Contaminated By Pesticides PHOTO: This Is What Total Happiness Looks Like Could Ancient Tree Clones Halt Climate Change? WATCH: This 'Shark' May Be The Most Amazing Thing Ever WATCH: Al Franken Uses Cheetos To Criticize Climate Deniers WATCH: This 'Shark' May Be The Most Amazing Thing Ever The 15 Fruits & Vegetables Least Contaminated By Pesticides WATCH: This Adorable Goat Clucks Like A Chicken MICHAEL BRUNE Earth Day vs. Tar Sands If you love the Earth, you need to know some things about tar sands crude -- starting with how it would affect the climate of this wonderful planet we all share. Actually, "affect" is probably the wrong word. We're talking wholesale destruction. Continue reading... MARLO THOMAS 12 Ways to Be Green for Earth Day, and Every Day Climate change is one of those topics that practically dares you to step up to it. We know it exists and we know it's critical, but it's so enormous that it's hard to wrap your head around it. We see the receding ice caps and dwindling numbers of polar bears; we see the cyclones, floods, droughts and hurricanes -- yet somehow where it's all headed seems so far away. Continue reading... REP. RAúL M. GRIJALVA National Parks Should Take the Lead on America's Other Best Idea: Clean Public Water Bottled water creates a great deal of waste, both in the production stream and as physical garbage. It has no place in our national parks. Unfortunately, bottled water interests -- especially Coke -- disagree. Continue reading... MATTIAS WALLANDER Earth Day: A Time to Reflect, a Time to Act The planet we inhabit is a living, breathing entity. It is an incubator of life, beauty and prosperity, hurtling in orbit through a cold, frozen universe that is much the opposite. Continue reading... MEG WAITE CLAYTON At the Intersection of Earth Day and National Poetry Month Can I resist the excuse of the intersection of Earth Day and National Poetry Month to share two favorite poems that explore the earth and nature? 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