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Clinton stance on XL Pipeline reflects muscle of climate activists

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imageHearing it from supporters: attendee at Clinton rally in New Hampshire expresses opposition to Keystone pipeline.Brian Synder/Reuters

Hilary Clinton this week announced her opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline. She also revealed a plan to improve the country’s energy infrastructure and proposed partnership with Canada and Mexico to reduce...

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