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Greenhouse: The #ShellNo Campaign heats up

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Tony Dokoupil and Rep. Raúl Grijalva discuss the Apaches’ ongoing protests to stop mining in Oak Flat. Neil Bhatiya talks about the Green Climate Fund and explains how it ties into the climate convention Paris 2015. Dokoupil explains why micro-apartments are becoming popular in smaller cities. Tim McDonnell joins to talk about about Shell’s plan to drill in the Arctic and why there is so much resistance. Later, Tata Harper stops by Greenhouse to show us beauty products that can be 100% non-toxic. Dokoupil also talks to Sasha Von Olderhauser and Natalie Pattillo about the Trans Petco Pipeline that is under construction in Texas. Greenhouse airs Thursdays at 12pm ET on Shift.