Clinton, Australian anti-coal activists, and Wikileaks
According to Wikileaks, activists opposing Adani's Carmichael coal mine in Australia have been receiving funding from an American organization.
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Director Fisher Stevens recently said he was "really horrified" by how the landscape looked in north-eastern Alberta.
$50 trillion in new investment needed to match global energy demand in next 20 years: Rio Tinto director
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