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Exclusive: Betsy DeVos’ family foundation funnels money to right-wing groups that boost her agenda
Igor Derysh
Trump's education secretary is "effectively funding an outside propaganda operation," says watchdog group
Coal isn’t dying. It moved to Asia
Nathanael Johnson
According to the IEA’s new report, the world burns 65 percent more coal today than it did in 2000
Pro-impeachment protests sweep America on eve of historic impeachment vote in House
Matthew Rozsa
A dedicated crowd of nearly 200 people in Wisconsin “stamped their feet to revive frozen toes in 20-degree weather"
Karine Jean-Pierre of MSNBC: If we get another four years of Trump, “then it’s on us”
Dean Obeidallah
MSNBC contributor on her own immigrant story, her new book and how diversity and passion can end the nightmare
The Pentagon budget has continued to rise for the last 40 years
William D. Hartung
Spending on national security is actually higher in 2019 than at the peak of the Vietnam and Korean Wars
Mainstream media sees a puzzling obstacle to Pete Buttigieg’s rise: The voters
Joshua Cho
Media's centrist crush continues: Buttigieg's "surge" encounters a "significant hurdle" — voters aren't interested
Forest Service moves to open “America’s Amazon” to loggers
Sarah Okeson
Loggers want to raze trees more than 1,000 years old.
From ancient Athens to the town hall: Can a new wave of deliberative democracy save the world?
Paul Rosenberg
"Citizens' assemblies" and similar forms of ground-level democracy are suddenly everywhere. Can we all get along?
Greta Thunberg apologizes after saying that world leaders should be “put… against the wall”
Matthew Rozsa
Thunberg claims when she said leaders should be "put... against the wall," she was not referencing firing squads
In a cynical era, the Climate Strike is reason for hope
Roberto Simanowski
With the Youth Climate Strike, the path is the goal, says media theorist Roberto Simanowski
What Exxon’s win in New York means for other climate lawsuits
Miyo McGinn
Lawsuits against fossil fuel companies are proliferating in the U.S. and around the world
Move over, peak oil. Scientists say “peak livestock” must arrive this decade to limit global heating
Jessica Corbett
"Livestock numbers need to peak very soon and thereafter decline substantially."
UN: Climate change will create “new great divergence” between rich and poor
Mike Ludwig
Demonstrations and civil unrest across the world is proof that societies are not functioning as they should
Insignia, badges, and Medals for a climate-wracked era
Michael T. Klare
The U.S. military on a planet from hell
Natural gas surpasses coal in carbon emissions
Nicole Karlis
Better than coal, but not by much: efforts to market natural gas as "green" may be part of the problem
Meghan McCain says no to Greta, argues for Trump whistleblower as Person of the Year
Matthew Rozsa
"View" co-host dismisses climate crisis as "religion on the left," but adds she won't "attack a 16-year-old"
“Hurricane truthers”: Bonkers conspiracies are putting lives in danger
Kate Yoder
Hurricane trutherism is just one of many conspiracy theories tied to climate change
Greta Thunberg trolls Trump on Twitter after he bullies the teenage climate activist with autism
Matthew Rozsa
“Greta must work on her Anger Management," Trump tweeted after Thunberg beat him out to be "Person of the Year"
Ingraham attacks Thunberg’s selection as “Person of the Year” on Fox: Nunes would be a better choice
Matthew Rozsa
This is not the first time the Fox News host has courted controversy for appearing to mock the teenager’s autism
Greta Thunberg is Time’s 2019 “Person of the Year”
Matthew Rozsa
The Swedish climate change activist is the youngest person to ever earn the coveted distinction at 16 years old
Warren’s Blue New Deal taps into the power of Earth’s oceans
Nicole Karlis
A corollary to the Green New Deal, or a step beyond? Experts weigh in on Warren's new plan
Britain’s big election, and ours: David Kogan on “a critical turning point” in left history
Andrew O'Hehir
What impeachment? U.K. voters face a stark left-right choice that will (finally) decide Brexit and shape the future
New England fishing communities being destroyed by “climate shocks”: study
Eoin Higgins
"There are communities that are just not going to be fishing communities anymore."
California voters now rank climate change as their top priority
Nathanael Johnson
Nearly half of those polled said climate change was the most important crisis for the next president to address
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