What’s next after Keystone? Fighting fossil fuel extraction on public lands

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By Ben AdlerSep 28, 2015, 12:31 am116 pts
Earlier this month, in New York City, 350.org — the organization most associated with the campaign against Keystone XL — nearly filled the 2,090-seat opera house at the Brooklyn Academy of Music for headliners Bill McKibben and Naomi Klein to talk about climate change. That many people listening to a couple…

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