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Researchers Find Pesticide Spills, Accidents May Alter Farmworkers’ DNA
Farmworkers who have a high pesticide exposure event are more likely to experience molecular changes on DNA that may lead to certain cancers.
Alarming New Coral Bleaching Event Has Begun at the Great Barrier Reef
The death of this coral is, undoubtedly, globally significant.
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Trump’s Anti-Immigration Regime Takes Shape
The guidance broadens the criteria of individuals eligible for removal from the country.
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Fighting Cops and the Klan: The History and Future of Black Antifascism
Fascists have often used law enforcement as their personal Gestapo to commit atrocities against those they hate.
Front-runner for Trump Science Adviser Post Agreed Not to Disclose Fossil Fuel Funding
The frontrunner for Trump's scientific advisor is a climate sceptic who was caught agreeing to conceal fossil fuel funding of his research.
Ecuador Votes to Bar Politicians From Having Assets in Tax Havens
Ecuadoreans have voted to bar politicians and civil servants from having assets, companies or capital in tax havens.
Is Berta Cáceres’ Assassination a Tipping Point for Change in Honduras?
An alliance of political opposition parties has formed in Honduras under the name of slain activist Berta Caceres.
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Viewing Trump’s Extreme Climate Denial From a Small Island Nation in Peril
The “Doomsday Clock” pushes closer to midnight as the Trump administration pushes its climate-denial agenda.
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A Gender-Equal Council Takes Lead of the Andean Network of Indigenous Organizations
The council is committed to defending struggles for self-determination in the Andes.
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For Families Denied Clemency Under Obama, What Now?
Despite Trump's contempt for the clemency initiative, families of the incarcerated will continue their campaigns.