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Stereotype that corrections officers are the enemy is an obstacle to reforming incarceration crisis
Simon Greer
Corrections officers are on the frontlines of any potential prison reform — and their voices are too often excluded
Why Democrats must embrace Ocasio-Cortez’s “Green New Deal” proposal
Paul Rosenberg
Building a major green jobs project is clearly good politics. Far more important, it's necessary to our future
Zinke is ready to hand over vast Alaska wilderness to energy companies
Sarah Okeson
Call it Teapot Dome 2.0: The Interior Secretary wants huge national petroleum reserve open for exploitation
Why family planning makes a climate-sustainable future more likely
Robert Engelman
There is a strong scientific case that slower population growth would help reduce future greenhouse gas emissions
Freshwater lakes’ pollution problems go beyond plastics
Matthew McCandless
Focusing solely on plastic pollution ignores the myriad problems — from algae to pollution — that plague our lakes
3 ethical reasons for vaccinating your children
Joel Michael Reynolds
Health is communal. Getting your vaccines contributes to the public good
Global war to infinity and beyond
Danny Sjursen
Still trapped in a greater Middle Eastern quagmire, the U.S. military prepares for global combat
In a rare wildlife success story, the wild turkey population is exploding in California
Nicole Karlis
Fearless in the face of humans, turkeys are appearing all over the state, and even in urban areas like Oakland
High stakes, entrenched interests and the Trump rollback of environmental regulations
Julie Appleby
The Trump administration's stance of environmental issues has long-lasting impact according to UN report
Young activists and Ocasio-Cortez push Pelosi for Green New Deal
Nathanael Johnson
Protestors stormed Nancy Pelosi's office this week to push for a climate plan
Former President Barack Obama says “racism” and “mommy issues” stunt progress in the US
Rachel Leah
"Most of the problems that we confront in the world do not exist, because we don't have good solutions to them"
“This is on them”: Trump administration faults “radical environmental groups” for California fires
Ryan Mikel
Trump Administration continues to place blame on Californians for wildfires
Cohousing is an inclusive approach to smart, sustainable cities
Cheryl Gladu
Barcelona is a city where various “smart” aspects contribute to everyday life.
Axl Rose debunks Donald Trump’s “demented” Twitter tirade about California wildfires
Zoya Teirstein
The lead singer of Guns N' Roses hit back at the president with some wildfire knowledge
The uncertain future of U.S. coal communities
Sandeep Pai, Hisham Zerriffi
A coal company executive said Trump promised to keep economically uncompetitive coal plants from shutting down.
Playing nice is not an option, Democrats: It never works. It’s time to stand up for something
Paul Rosenberg
As always, pundits call for bipartisanship. That's always been a trap. The way forward is to stand on principle
Donald Trump’s fascist politics and the language of disappearance
Henry A. Giroux
Trump's language seems buffoonish, but he's no clown. His rhetoric is meant to destroy thought and democracy
Ohio’s watershed moment: How to fix Lake Erie algae
Maria Gallucci
Algae have appeared at alarming rates since the 2000s, killing plants, fish and straining water treatments
Months after Hurricane Florence, undocumented farmworkers still struggle to recover
Victoria Bouloubasis
In N.C., immigrant farmworkers have been hard hit by lack of access to assistance due to deportation fears
The election cleared the way for bold climate policy in these 6 states
Eric Holthaus
Here’s a quick look at some of states that are gearing up to finally put climate change on the front burner
How did Sam Bee’s “Full Frontal” find its brilliant voice? By amplifying the unheard
Rachel Leah
"You'll notice that men do not interrupt us when we talk," says writer and correspondent Ashley Nicole Black
Creating a common-good politics
Simon Greer
Can we move away from away from our fear of the other, and show them that what matters to them matters to us?
Californians are now lab rats for the long-term effects of toxic wildfire smoke
Nicole Karlis
As air quality hits hazardous levels in the Bay Area, scientists say we're descending into unknown territory
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