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Civil rights lawyer: 20 ways Trump is copying Hitler’s early rhetoric and policies
Steven Rosenfeld
Civil liberties lawyer Burt Neuborne questions whether federal government can contain Trump and GOP power grabs
An evangelical leader calls young Christians to save the planet
Kate Yoder
While his upbringing trivialized climate change, Kyle Meyaard-Schaap has become a climate change figurehead.
Trump administration weakens Endangered Species Act in win for gas, mining and oil interests
Matthew Rozsa
Its decision to weaken the Endangered Species Act will likely put countless species of animals at risk
Sarah Silverman fired from new movie over 2007 blackface sketch
Zack Sharf
The comedian appeared in blackface during a s2 episode of her Comedy Central series "The Sarah Silverman Program"
He sounded the alarm on “Hateland”: Daryl Johnson warned us about right-wing terror in 2009
Chauncey DeVega
Daryl Johnson was a DHS analyst — and a Republican. Then he lost his job for warning us about right-wing violence
Climate change is going to upset global food supplies and make Dust Bowl summers look tame
Dan Samorodnitsky
The rate of soil turning into desert is 10-100x faster than the formation of new soil
Jobs, the environment, and a planet in crisis: How the Green New Deal is changing America
Aviva Chomsky
Unions vs. environmentalists or unions and environmentalists?
Trump: A racist president
Alon Ben-Meir
Donald Trump’s embrace of white supremacy is poisoning America’s soul.
Companies promoting causes can be accused of “wokewashing”
Kim Sheehan
Consumers addressing societal problems, such as race and climate change, might increase skepticism and not support.
Climate change will mean more multiyear snow droughts in the West
Adrienne Marshall
If climate change continues, consecutive years with snow drought conditions will become much more common
Why parents are turning to a controversial treatment for food allergies
Esther Landhuis
An idea based on a century-old concept could soon receive FDA approval. But will it cause more anxiety than relief?
Tucker Carlson’s white supremacy is no “hoax”: How the Fox News star masks his hate in populism
Heather Digby Parton
Tucker Carlson's anti-corporatism is a sheer veneer for anti-immigrant white nationalism
We’re destroying Earth’s ability to clean the air of greenhouse gases
Amanda Marcotte
Natural lands provide a filtration system for the atmosphere, but they are disappearing quickly
UN report: Change diet, land use to avoid climate apocalypse
Nicole Karlis
A forceful report outlines a plan to save humanity — and some Democrats are paying attention
Hass Avocados have been genetically sequenced, but is that a good thing?
Nicole Karlis
Scientists are exploring the genetics of avocados to protect the Mexican cash crop from global climate change
Yale psychiatrist Bandy X. Lee: Trump infects his followers with a violence-inducing “sickness”
Tana Ganeva
Trump's "attraction to and endorsement of violence will legitimize violence for all who are predisposed," Lee warns
Fast fashion lies: Will they really change their ways in a climate crisis?
Anika Kozlowski
Zara says it will only use sustainable textiles in the future to do its part in the climate crisis.
Trump dominates the media through Twitter: We knew this, but now there’s science
Paul Rosenberg
Donald Trump has mastered Twitter like no previous politician — but more important, the media keeps enabling him
Borrowing as the future burns
Bob Hennelly
We spend billions we don’t have to protect fossil fuels on the other side of the planet
Yes, “open borders” is a right-wing talking point — but it’s leaching into the mainstream
Dan Froomkin
Julián Castro is right: No one is proposing "open borders." Jeh Johnson and the media are falling into Trump's trap
John Ratcliffe, who Trump tapped to lead intelligence community, abruptly withdraws nomination
Shira Tarlo
The Texas legislator faced scrutiny from Democrats and Republicans alike amid accusations that he padded his résumé
Signs of recession are hitting Europe. Is its new Central Bank president up for the challenge?
Marshall Auerback
If new institutional reform is to come to the Eurozone, it will entail a major paradigmatic shift
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