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The importance of the fight for the South: Why it can and must be won
Bob Wing, Stephen C. McClure
The influx of progressive demographic groups makes the South a strategic necessity
California looks to transition to 100 percent renewable energy by 2045
Charlie May
"When it comes to our clean air and climate change, we are not backing down"
How 9/11 led to President Donald Trump
George W. Grundy
In the event of a crisis — as post-Sept. 11, 2001 America shows — our democratic institutions fail spectacularly
A senior EPA official is leaving because of what Donald Trump, Scott Pruitt are doing to it
Matthew Rozsa
Betsy Southerland is leaving the EPA because of the policies of its new administrator, Scott Pruitt
Miami just had its hottest month on record
Andrea Thompson
Miami's scorching summer is only the beginning
WATCH: Who benefits from gentrification?
Alli Joseph
On "Salon Talks," Jeremiah Moss, author of "Vanishing New York," breaks down how the city lost its soul
Why are two old socialists like Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn leading the 21st Century left?
Ronald Aronson
These men embody old-fashioned values such as fairness and equality
Wildfire season is scorching the west
Andrea Thompson
It may be time to enforce a year-round firefighting team to combat the growing number of wildfires
“The Trump victory sharpens Al’s message”: The directors discuss Gore’s progress in “An Inconvenient Sequel”
Tom Roston
"An Inconvenient Sequel" chronicles Al Gore's process and progress as an increasingly human advocate for mankind
Ivanka and Jared aren’t as powerful as White House leakers make it seem
Matthew Rozsa
Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner are struggling with their limited policy-making power
New Jersey is cutting food waste to help the climate
Bobby Magill
A new bill seeks to help food insecure families while reducing the state's food waste in half by 2030
A Nebraska-sized area of forest disappeared in 2015
Bobby Magill
Wildfires, logging and palm oil plantations are mainly to blame — resulting in greater global carbon emissions
Diverse cops make the difference in policing hate
Jenny Manrique
San Francisco Police Department's Hate Crime Unit relies on cops of all creeds to be successful
The unsustainable whiteness of green
Nikhil Swaminathan
Communities of color strongly support the environmental movement — but why aren't they represented?
Los Angeles’ groundbreaking “recycLA” program dumps the dump
Dean Kuipers
Cities can learn from LA — going green saves the planet and coffers — adding 20,000 jobs and 650M in activity
Teaching people to hate snakes is a disaster for ecology
Melissa Amarello
Our negative attitude toward snakes is their biggest hurdle
From the Enlightenment to the Dark Ages: How “new atheism” slid into the alt-right
Émile P. Torres
A movement supposedly committed to science and reason has decayed into racism, misogyny and intolerance. I'm done
13 bright spots and optimistic thinkers challenge the dark future of Trump
AlterNet Staff
Positive views and a good sense of progressive history will help us fight the Trump disasters
VW to build electric vehicle stations in diesel settlement
Bobby Magill
Volkswagen will spend $800 million on zero-emissions electric vehicle infrastructure in the state over 10 years
Here’s how one of Donald Trump’s top intelligence leaders was coached in how to talk about his war on the “deep state”
Mattathias Schwartz
"How can you work . . . for a president that undermines your work?’
He only wants to serve: Transgender and ready to enlist in the military
Laura Schmidt
ROTC alum Chad has wanted to join the Army since we were kids. Even after Trump's ban, he isn't giving up
NPR workers just showed us why journalists need to organize
Michael Arria
The two sides reached a three-year agreement just before the deadline — preventing 400 employees from striking
Introducing Salon’s Young Americans project: Reporting from the red states
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Welcome to our initiative to showcase emerging journalists telling stories that go beyond a primary color on a map
How distant winds may be causing Antarctic meltdown
Andrea Thompson
Understanding wind direction will help scientists predict more accurate levels of sea rise
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