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Don’t trust mainstream media to regulate global capitalism
Robert Reich
How can it report objectively when its salaries are paid for by the very corporations manipulating the law?
Inhofe: “Liberal media” exploiting tornado for climate change “agenda”
Jillian Rayfield
A long-time climate change denier, Inhofe said the media wants to "advance and expand" its agenda
Government memo orders standards to root out whistleblowers
Natasha Lennard
A little-known memo issued this year suggests agencies should be able to fire employees without appeal
Big coal faces big opposition in Pacific Northwest
Nick Engelfried
Massive exports flow through the region en route to Asia
From global warming to fluoride: Why do people deny science?
Ajit Varki, Danny Brower
The potent combination of our powerful intelligence with our massive reality denial has led to a dangerous world
Illinois’ fracking and coal rush is a national crisis
Jeff Biggers
Illinois and its Mississippi River banks are becoming another ground zero in the war over climate change
I don’t hate millennials anymore!
Jennie-Rebecca Falcetta
So they don't know John Hughes or the Cure or have a generational identity. This Gen Xer now sympathizes with Gen Y
Destroying the planet for record profits
Tom Engelhardt
Despite reports of historically high CO2 levels, it's business as usual for companies like ExxonMobil and Chevron
Inhofe and Coburn: Red state hypocrites
Joan Walsh
Apparently, we have deserving and undeserving disasters, Oklahoma senators James Inhofe and Tom Coburn explain
It’s Whitewater all over again
Steve Almond
Obama's "scandals" are not like Nixon's. They're a fishing expedition to stop his agenda and find something bigger
Anyone regret slashing National Weather Service budget now?
David Sirota
With GOP-backed cuts to forecasting agency, experts warn future storms will go undetected and more lives lost
Don’t cry climate-change wolf
Andrew Leonard
For now, blaming the Moore, Okla., tornado on global warming is bad science and bad politics
There’s hope for progressivism yet
Rebecca Solnit
Ten years after America invaded Iraq, we're finally emerging from the dark shadow cast by the neocon movement
Are streetcars the future of public transportation?
Jeff Turrentine
Cities across the country are relying on the retro transit line to breathe new life into their moribund downtowns
Billionaires now own American politics
Andy Kroll
Unless Citizens United is overturned, 1-percenters will forever determine who we can elect to office
Minnesota GOPer: Climate change is a “United Nations fraud”
Jillian Rayfield
He added that those who believe in man-made global warming "believe that exhaling causes global warming"
Media indifference enables global warming
Marty Kaplan
Carbon dioxide levels are as high as they've been in millions of years. Why isn't this a bigger story?
Colombian coffee at the crossroads
Aleszu Bajak
Juan Valdez turns 55 this year. Is Colombian coffee ready to retire or gearing up for a second act?
Is climate change fueling an epidemic?
Tara Lohan
Outbreaks of valley fever have been attributed in part to climbing temperatures in California and Arizona
Study: climate change risks a third of animals
Natasha Lennard
The habitats of many common plants and animals poised to shrink dramatically
Obama’s top donors ask him to say no to Keystone XL
Natasha Lennard
Letter signed by 150 donors, including Taco Bell heir and Gwyneth Paltrow's mom, asks president to reject pipeline
New PBS programming includes mini-series on African Americans and JFK
Lynn Elber
The network will also focus on current events
Twitter’s latest unfunny trend: #killallmen
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A satire turns into a serious conversation -- but mostly it's an excuse for both sexes to be obnoxious
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