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How Ferguson and #BlackLivesMatter Taught Us Not to Look Away
Today #BlackLivesMatter is part of an ongoing global transformation of visual activism.
Electric Vehicles Form a Driving Force in Energy Markets
Electric vehicles are on the verge of disrupting energy markets as fossil fuels begin to be replaced as the dominant energy source.
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Hiroshima Day in Washington and Bethlehem
A father and daughter reflect on Hiroshima Day from Washington, DC, and Bethlehem, Palestine.
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Not Waiting for Paris: Northern Manhattan Residents Develop Climate Action Plan
World leaders will meet in Paris for the UN Climate Conference, and some say the fate of our planet depends on the outcome.
Texas Town Retains Confederate Monument Despite Civil Rights Activist’s 16 Years of Protest
A Texas man's more than decade-long battle to relocate a Confederate monument has reignited amid a national debate scrutinizing symbols of the Confederacy.
So Tom Hayes Is Guilty. Who Else Is?
Executives don't want to know too much about what they're doing.
Alabama Case Illustrates Difficulties Women Behind Bars Face When Seeking Abortion
Administrators around the country have often thrown up barriers to abortion access.
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Key Greenhouse Gas Study May Have “Systematically Understated” Methane Leaks, New Research Shows
As the scientific debate over leakage rates slowly continues to unfold, some argue that action on methane leaks is needed now.
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The Obama Administration Just Blew Off Human Trafficking Concerns to Pass the TPP
The US State Department upgraded Malaysia's human rights ranking. Here's why.
Is the Intelligence Community Inspector General Trying to Give Contractors Whistleblower Protections?
It seems like some outside entity ought to conduct a close review of whistleblower protections.