Trump’s attacks reverberate beyond the federal employees and labor unions that are the direct target.
Op-Ed
A project of mass mobilization would provide us with a collective mission to heal a damaged Earth.
We can repair the Earth’s ruptured carbon cycle by recarbonizing it with the living carbon of biodiversity.
Vital safety and health services should be entrusted to institutions that are publicly accountable.
Governments must prioritize a just and rapid transition away from fossil fuels to renewables.
Trump’s proposals would expand law enforcement in lieu of social interventions and investments to help homeless people.
Two years ago, I waited out Hurricane Maria, a climate-fueled disaster. I won’t wait out pushing for climate action.
Trump argued, bizarrely, that homeless people are supposedly polluting the oceans by dropping needles into storm drains.
The U.S. must abandon its toxic climate imperialism and embrace the transition to a peaceful, sustainable planet.
To tell the story of disability and climate change, we need to focus on structural violence — not vulnerability.