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A federal jury in Florida has found Chiquita liable for funding a right-wing Colombian terrorist group that operated during the country's civil war.

Chiquita has insisted its Colombia subsidiary, Banadex, only made the payments to AUC out of fear it would harm its employees and operations.

Though new drilling permits haven’t been granted in more than a decade, Boulder residents are feeling the effects of climate change. By: Natalie Kerr When as power shifts to local governments, Boulder grapples with how to balance oil and gas industry in the face of climate change

In an alternative near-future, everyone has a citizen score. If yours falls too low, you're banished to the wilds. And when a family is convicted of score fraud, love and loyalties are tested.

Climate activists say the ruling in Montana sends the signal that the courts can provide a "viable and powerful" strategy for battling climate change.

Climate activists say the ruling in favor of youth who sued Montana sends the signal that the courts can provide a “viable and powerful” strategy for battling climate change

Roundup: Landmark climate change trial begins in U.S. Montana-

The nation's first climate trial will open Monday. It promises to have implications far beyond Montana's borders.

The nation’s first climate trial, led by kids, will open on Monday in Montana but could have ramifications outside the state’s borders

It was Representative Pat Schroeder, the twelve-term Colorado Democrat, who—while frying eggs one morning—coined the term “Teflon President” for Ronald Reagan. “He sees to it that nothing sticks to him,” she said later, in Congress. Schroeder, who died in March, was the first woman to represent Colorado in the House and an advocate for the environment—she introduced the