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Fashion production is modern slavery: 5 things you can do to help now
Anika Kozlowski
Fashion shouldn’t cost lives and it shouldn’t cost us our planet
China’s belt and road initiative shows how China and the U.S. are swapping roles in global trade
Sam Natapoff
China's Belt and Road Initiative is the story of the power of multilateralism versus the glory of unilateralism
GOP Rep. Mike Simpson: It’s my party, and I’ll fight climate change if I want to
Nathanael Johnson
In deep red Idaho, a Republican member of Congress proposed taking climate action
The dangers of digital politics
Brian L. Ott
Twitter usage is positively correlated to narcissism and Machiavellianism. This isn't where the commons should live
Why San Francisco supervisor candidate Dean Preston is embracing the “democratic socialist” label
Keith A. Spencer
As centrist Dems in the Bay fail to address structural crises, Preston is reimagining what is politically possible
The Green Party wave could spread across Canada
Matto Mildenberger
The biggest environmental politics story is the extraordinary results by the Green Party in the recent PEI election
Climate movement grandpa James Hansen says the Green New Deal is “nonsense”
Zoya Teirstein
The man who alert the world of global warming doesn't agree with the most recent crop of climate advocates
Sarah Silverman says comedy is “not evergreen”: “I have done things in comedy I wouldn’t do today”
Kate Erbland
At a Tribeca conversation with Mike Birbiglia, Silverman opened up about the cultural landscape today
This proposed pipeline is fracturing New York’s green new image
Justine Calma
Can NY still be a climate leader while giving the go-ahead to a new fracked natural gas pipeline from Pennsylvania?
Maine AFL-CIO becomes first state federation to support a Green New Deal bill
Rachel M. Cohen
The Maine AFL-CIO's support for the bill is a milestone, as labor remains divided on the Green New Deal nationally
Doctor and activist Abdul El-Sayed: Green New Deal is also a public health breakthrough
Jessica Corbett
Former Michigan gubernatorial candidate and Detroit health director argues Green New Deal is crucial for children
While Congress does nothing, New York City passed its own climate legislation
Greta Moran
With the Green New Deal stalled, cities are stepping up with their own
Gen Z’s smaller carbon footprint still may not be enough
Vanessa Nason
Addressing global warming will demand far more sacrifice from kids born today than earlier generations
Democracy has a problem with science
Michael J. Thompson, Gregory R. Smulewicz-Zucker
As populist leaders stoke rage and rejection of elitism, they also throw out objectivity and the value of expertise
Robert Reich: The case for environmental justice
Robert Reich
Reversing both climate change and inequality can be a win-win proposition
Reducing agricultural carbon emissions will be good for the planet and our stomachs
Lauren McKee
From soil microbes to factory farming, the Green New Deal could radically improve our food system
Cass Sunstein on “How Change Happens”: Hope that a better society is possible
Amanda Marcotte
Harvard law professor Cass Sunstein on how social movements that create broad social change become possible
Nuclear lobbying power: NJ utility customers will pay $300M in subsidies
Talia Buford
Regulators voted Thursday to approve subsidies, even though PSEG plants are “financially viable.”
Netflix’s “Our Planet” showed walruses in distress. We need to find what humanity’s role is
Darcy Shapiro
Understanding walrus-human interactions in the past might shed some light on the “walrus scene”
Study finds climate change drives wealth inequality
Molly Enking
New study endeavors to show the big picture of which countries win and which lose out as a result of global warming
Conspiracy without theory: A new book casts today’s conspiracism in a revealing new light
Paul Rosenberg
Once one aim of conspiracism was to explain confounding events. Trump uses it only to foster doubt, fear and anger
What 2020 Democrats are saying about impeachment
Shira Tarlo
Some presidential hopefuls called on the House to open impeachment proceedings, while others deferred to Congress
Bernie Sanders: Even “terrible people” like the Boston Marathon bomber should have the right to vote
Matthew Rozsa
After Chris Cuomo pointed out Sanders had basically written a campaign ad against himself, the senator doubled down
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