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Why union workers and environmentalists need to work together with smart protests
Les Leopold
Jobs at any cost could be a problem, as can un-strategic protests
5 sensible things to do instead of obsessing about, and enabling Trump’s narcissism
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Instead of fixating on our national narcissist, we can turn our attention to strengthening our democracy
The right wing war on facts: The new partisan divide that’s destroying our nation
Sophia A. McClennen
Forget red state vs. blue state. Now the line of separation runs between those who prefer facts to fantasy
Manufactured illiteracy and miseducation: A long process of decline led to President Donald Trump
Henry A. Giroux
A deep-rooted crisis in education, and a long cultural and political decline, is what got us here. There's hope!
So Jon Ossoff lost: Is that a left swipe from millennial voters?
Susannah Jacob
Does turning out millennial candidates lead to turning out millennial voters?
Oppressive politics is on the rise: Donald Trump’s support for strongmen is fueling a global crackdown on activism
Ann Burroughs
Turkey detains the chair of Amnesty International in a politically motivated crackdown on dissent
Trump delivers campaign speech in Iowa after a local newspaper asked him to stop holding rallies
Matthew Rozsa
The president delivered a political stump speech that defended his immigration, global warming and other policies
Scott Pruitt to eliminate 8 percent of Environmental Protection Agency workforce by September
Charlie May
In an effort to continue downsizing the regulatory agency, the EPA will soon shed 1,200 employees
Desert basins could hold “missing” carbon sinks
Bobby Magill
How drying water bodies are creating a positive feedback loop for carbon in the atmosphere
It’s so hot in Phoenix, planes can’t take off
Brian Kahn
The heatwave in the Southwest is so bad that American Airlines had to cancel 50 flights
A lot more Americans want to stay in the Paris climate deal than want to leave it: poll
Matthew Rozsa
Less than a third of Americans want to withdraw from the landmark climate agreement
Half of world could see deadly heat waves by 2100
Andrea Thompson
Heat-related deaths are on the rise
It’s June and California is still covered in snow
Brian Kahn
Californians should enjoy the cool weather while it lasts
Rick Perry blames ocean for climate change: Energy secretary once again denies scientific consensus
Matthew Rozsa
Perry insists that on climate, "the primary control knob is the ocean waters and this environment that we live in"
Explosive growth in bulls**t studies! The latest academic frontier in the age of You Know Who
Paul Rosenberg
In many ways this discipline goes back to Socrates — but as professor Carl Bergstrom explains, it's urgent today
Yes, Democrats need a civil war: Believe it or not, it’s the only real path back to power
Bill Curry
Papering over the party's internal conflicts only led to defeat. Without open debate, victory will never come
May continues a ridiculous warm streak for the planet
Brian Kahn
We're on a warm streak this year — and that doesn't bode well for the future
Sharp uptick in wildfires strains Great Plains agencies
John Upton
Wildfires in the Great Plains were considered rare until recently
Emails show extent of EPA head Scott Pruitt’s ties to industries he’s supposed to regulate: report
Matthew Rozsa
A disturbing report indicates that Scott Pruitt's fossil fuel connections are taking advantage of the EPA head
The U.S. hit a wind and solar power milestone in March
Bobby Magill
States are upping their renewable energy goals, and the results are significant
GOP congressman is forging ahead on climate action
Brian Kahn
Rep. Carlos Curbelo is laying the groundwork for Republicans to act on climate policy
Writer of “The Goldbergs” trolls Trumpers with “Spaceballs” references
Matthew Rozsa
Adam F. Goldberg started with a reference to President Skroob, and things just took off from there
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