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America’s indifference to death is nothing new: But it’s made this crisis much worse
David Masciotra
Our history suggests a willingness to ignore death and suffering — especially when those who die aren't white
Trump flunkies try to scapegoat Anthony Fauci — but we all know who’s really to blame
Amanda Marcotte
Trump once declared "I alone can fix it" — but his followers now claim he's been manipulated by an evil mastermind
Vowing to be “fully accountable” to movement, Ocasio-Cortez joins Biden’s climate crisis task force
Julia Conley
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will co-chair former Vice President Joe Biden's campaign task force on climate change
Billionaire Elon Musk thinks money is more important than his workers’ lives
Nicole Karlis
Musk’s plan to illegally reopen a Tesla plant is symptomatic of the entitlement of the Silicon Valley nouveau riche
Thirsty future for American West, as ”megadrought” grips some of the fastest-growing U.S. cities
Alexandra Tempus
Battles over water have long plagued the West
Spending trillions on “defense” left America unprepared for real disasters
Kate Yoder
The Pentagon can't prevent a pandemic
Gas-powered appliances may be hazardous for your health: study
Rachel Ramirez
Indoor air quality isn't always better than what you're breathing outdoors.
“Biodegradable,” a magic word for environmentally-minded consumers, isn’t always a green panacea
Lynne Peeples
Environmentally-conscious shoppers tend to be drawn to such labels, but might not be aware of a critical drawback
Both conservatives and liberals want a green energy future, but for different reasons
Deidra Miniard, Joe Kantenbacher, Shahzeen Attari
How should the United States power its economy in 2050?
How climate change is contributing to skyrocketing rates of infectious disease
Abrahm Lustgarten
Ignoring the connection between climate change and pandemics would be “dangerous delusion,” one scientist said
A silver lining in the global pandemic: The beginning of the end for oil?
Michael T. Klare
Energy in a post-pandemic world
A major player in solar energy leaves some customers seething
Eli Wolfe
Over the last decade, consumer complaints against U.S.-based solar companies have multiplied.
Does the coronavirus pandemic mean the end of globalization? Good!
Paul Rosenberg
The "neoliberal" model of globalization got us into this mess. Most Americans already believe in a better way
Jeff Bezos is pushing online grocery shopping as better for the planet. Is he right?
Maddie Stone
Should you give up your last real reason to enter public spaces and start one-click ordering those potatoes?
Our anti-science leaders are the geocentrists of today
Mario Livio
Galileo would have seen a familiar impulse in the politicians who reject scientific predictions on the coronavirus
Trump’s world leadership trophy: The winner’s prize in the virus-killer race
Dilip Hiro
Has the Chinese dragon pushed the American eagle down to a secondary position?
Why “Planet of the Humans,” Michael Moore’s new film about green energy, is so controversial
Sophia A. McClennen
The documentary, directed by Jeff Gibbs and produced by Moore, is streaming free on YouTube now
Laura Ingraham falsely claims urging people to wear masks is a plot to sow “fear and intimidation”
Roger Sollenberger
"You see the mask, and you think you are not safe," the Fox News host says. "You are not back to normal"
Pulitzer winner Chris Hedges: These “are the good times — compared to what’s coming next”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "America: The Farewell Tour": We're heading for a steep decline; Biden and the Democrats have no answers
Robert Reich on the climate crisis solution no one is talking about
Robert Reich
Make no mistake: the simultaneous crisis of inequality and climate is no fluke
The Black Death led to the demise of feudalism. Could this pandemic have a similar effect?
Adam McBride
We’ve been here before: a pandemic, inequality, economic stagnation and climate change brought down Medieval Europe
How an alliance of democracies can prevent future pandemics
John Davenport
Mutual aid institutions organized between nations could prevent disincentives to being honest about an outbreak
Inequality and the coronavirus: How to destroy American society from the top down
Liz Theoharis
In a remarkably brief span of time, these crises have highlighted our collective interdependence
Meet the 3 Kentucky Democrats vying to take on Mitch McConnell in November
Amanda Marcotte
McGrath leads in funds, Booker and Broihier are more progressive—and only one has Marianne Williamson's endorsement
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