David Kashi

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David is a New York native and holds a MS from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. He received his BA in government diplomacy, majoring in international affairs, counter-terrorism and homeland security.

Study Finds 37 Countries Face Severe Water Shortages: Study Suggests Water Shortages Affects Economy [Photos] [Maps]

The World Resources Institute's new study finds that water shortages and related stress levels impact economy.

Asian Karakoram Glaciers Growing Thicker; Defies Global Warming Trends

Global Warming Making Fish Less Horny? How Climate Change May Stop Fish From Reproducing

Climate change is not only melting Arctic sea ice but also disrupting sea creatures' life cycles.

Fukushima Power Plant 2 Years Later: New Project To Store Radioactive Material In Local Towns

Where will radioactive material go from the destroyed Fukushima power plant?

Global Warming Impacts Bats: New Study Says Climate Change Hurts Bat Communities

Changes in air temperatures could impact bats' abilities to navigate in the dark.

Corruption In Nigeria Leaves 76% Of Crude Oil Revenue Unaccounted For, Says Central Bank Governor

Where did Nigeria's $50 billion of oil revenue go?

Keystone Pipeline Update: Second Portion Of TransCanada's (TRP) Closer To Completion

Will Keystone XL pipeline be approved now that its second leg is getting closer to completion?

Wikileaks Disclosure Reveals Energy Company Strategy Against Anti-Keystone Pipeline Activists

The debate between environmental groups and energy companies over Keystone is intensifying, especially as a decision approaches.

Cypriots Find Way Out Of Banking Crisis: How Turkish Banks May Be The Answer

Find out how Cypriots are hedging against the banking crisis and skirting strict capital controls on their bank accounts.

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Keystone XL Pipeline's Competition; How A New Canadian Pipeline Will Move Crude Oil Processed From Oil Sands To Market

Delays in the approval of Keystone XL have led Canada to find other means of moving its crude to market.

Fukushima Power Plant 2 years Later: Typhoons Contribute To The Spread Of Radioactive Material

Two years after the nuclear power plant was destroyed, radioactive material continues to leak from the site.

Keystone Pipeline Update: Obama Approves New Cross-Border Pipeline Benefiting Canadian Oil Sand Producers

How a new pipeline approved by Obama will help Canadian oil producers extract more tar sands.

Global Warming Dictating US Defense Strategy? How Climate Change Is Spurring The New 'Arctic Strategy' [Maps]

What does climate change have to do with Obama's national security strategy?

PetroChina to acquire 50% stake in Encana for $5.44 bln

PetroChina (PTR) Faces US Investigation Of Current And Former Heads

A PetroChina shareholder filed a complaint with a US court over the energy company's suspicion of violating U.S. security regulations.

Global Warming Will Continue And Curbing Carbon Emissions Won't Cool Planet, Princeton Scientists Say

Is curbing carbon emissions the real way to fight climate change? New research finds that even if you halt emissions the earth will continue to warm.

Repsol (REPYY) Could Receive $5 Billion In Compensation From Argentina

Repsol to receive compensation from Argentina over the country's takeover of the energy company's stake in an Argentine energy company.

Keystone’s Evil Twin? How A Recent Court Ruling Favored A Pipeline Project Similar To Keystone

Is this project 'one small step for Enbridge, one giant step for TransCanada'?

Winter Storm Boreas: These are The 10 U.S. Airports Most Often Closed Due To Bad Weather

Winter Storm Boreas threatens to cause travel chaos for Thanksgiving, so here's your news and guide for the coming week.

Iran Nuclear Deal Drives Oil Prices Down

After several weeks of negotiation, the U.S. and international partners agreed to a deal with Iran that would loosen sanctions, bringing oil prices down.

Keystone XL Pipeline: As The Political And Environmental Debate Continues, Economic Reality Will Somehow Get Canadian Crude To US [Photos] [Video] [Map]

The debate over the controversial pipeline project, which has taken center stage in the U.S. and Canada, is actually more nuanced than you think.

Energy Outlook: Follow Us For Coverage Of The Columbia University Energy Symposium

Columbia University Center on Global Energy Policy kicked off the 9th annual Columbia University Energy Symposium, titled, Future Now: Energy Progress in the 21st Century.