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Bottled Water Giant BlueTriton Admits Claims of Recycling and Sustainability Are “Puffery”Sharon LernerBlueTriton, owner of Poland Spring and other brands of water packaged in plastic, stated in a court filing that its claims of sustainability are “vague and hyperbolic.”
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The $287 Million Pipeline No One Needed? How Spire’s Ambitions Almost Left St. Louis Without HeatMario ArizaThe gas company sowed panic in a bare-knuckle marketing campaign after a court ordered the shutdown of its STL pipeline.
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No Labels to Host Billionaire Gathering With Sen. Joe Manchin in Los AngelesLee FangThe event comes as Manchin is entering last-minute discussions to use reconciliation for an energy and climate bill.
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Melissa Lucio’s Life Was Spared at the Last Minute. What Happens Now?Liliana Segura, Jordan SmithThe Texas Court of Criminal Appeals halted Lucio’s execution and ordered her trial court to consider evidence of innocence.
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Fossil Fuel Lobbyists Continue to Seize On Russia’s War in Ukraine to Push Long-Term InterestsLee FangThe unfolding crisis is now a common — and effective — talking point for corporate interest groups seeking regulatory relief.
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As Screws Tighten on Russia, a Warning About Civilian Harm of SanctionsMurtaza HussainFrom Yemen to Cuba, sanctions have destroyed the lives of ordinary people as punishment for decisions made by their authoritarian rulers.
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Steven Donziger vs. Big OilDeconstructedThe environmental lawyer was finally released from house arrest this week.
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