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Reporting Fellow @typeinvestigate. Author of Fasting and Feasting: The Life of Visionary Food Writer Patience Gray. Find me on Signal at adamfederman.23
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Drilling in NPR-A won’t get environmental review under new Interior proposal

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By Adam Federman
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
Aerial of the western side of Alaska's North Slope oil fields. (Photo by Nathaniel Wilder via High Country News and Public Domain) This article was co-published by High Country News and Public Domain and is republished here with permission. On his first day in office, President Donald Trump signed an executive order singling out the state of Alaska and its abundant stores of oil, gas and minerals.
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Adam Federman, Author at High Country News

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By Adam Federman
| High Country News Verified
The Interior Department will soon publish a ‘categorical exclusion’ that will rubber stamp oil and gas development in Alaska’s remote National Petroleum Reserve.
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The Eco-Sabotage Group That Went Up In Smoke Original

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By Adam Federman
| The New Republic Verified
In early 2021, during the depths of the pandemic, a slim, provocatively titled book became a surprising hit. How to Blow Up a Pipeline by Swedish scholar Andreas Malm made the case for a more radical form of environmental activism that, he argued, matched the severity of the crisis we face. If rising temperatures and biodiversity loss pose an existential threat to the planet, why aren’t more people putting their bodies on the line?
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