The Climate Movement Doesn't Know How to Talk With Union Members About Green Jobs
Author and labor organizer Jane McAlevey on why winning on climate in the 2020 election means changing how we talk about the clean economy.
Author and labor organizer Jane McAlevey on why winning on climate in the 2020 election means changing how we talk about the clean economy.
Inside the Wet’suwet’en resistance camp standing in the way of the Coastal GasLink pipeline.
Pembina was the sole funding source of a sheriff’s unit that monitored opposition to the proposed Jordan Cove natural gas pipeline and export terminal.
The island’s electric grid is too centralized to be resilient. But politicians and investors are obstructing a grassroots movement for community solar.
The War on Immigrants
“A historically significant area is going to be changed irreparably. You’re never going to be able to put it back together.”
Steven Donziger won a multibillion-dollar judgment against Chevron in Ecuador. The company sued him in New York, and now he’s under house arrest.
Though neonicotinoids are banned in the EU, a sophisticated information war has kept these insecticides — toxic to bees and birds — on the U.S. market.
Climate Crimes
The EPA has declined to consider the ozone-depleting potential of chemicals released by U.S. companies.
Voices
The air purifier reminded me of R2D2. If it lit up blue, we were winning. Seeing blue became my preoccupation.
The Trump EPA is executing an old tobacco industry scheme to dismantle the federal government’s ability to protect the public from cancer.
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