Naomi Klein

Una pregunta domina la recuperación luego del huracán María: ¿Para quién es Puerto Rico, para los isleños o para los forasteros adinerados?

Six months after Hurricane Maria, Puerto Ricans are designing a recovery that defends their island. Politicians and bitcoin billionaires have other ideas.

People from the Caribbean island of Barbuda have accused Robert De Niro of being part of a historic land grab in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.

New York City’s lawsuit for climate damages raises the prospect that oil companies may have to pay for rising sea levels and extreme weather.

Forget about the feud between Ta-Nehisi Coates and Cornel West. This is about beating back white supremacy and concentrated corporate power.

This week the Trump administration removed more than 50,000 Haitians from TPS, a program that allows them to live and work in the United States.

Under the banner of a “just recovery” for Puerto Rico, thousands have come together to design a bold and holistic plan for the island to be rebuilt.

Science is a battle zone because it is revealing again and again that pro-corporate business as usual leads to a species-threatening catastrophe.

For millions of people across North America, Africa, and Europe, the summer of 2017 has been a season of wildfires.

Now is exactly the time to talk about climate change — and all the other systemic injustices that turn disasters like Harvey into human catastrophes.