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Proposed Legislation Would Further Weaken Ohio Clean Energy Standards
The bill would delay any enforcement of increases in renewable energy and energy efficiency for at least three years.
Boots on the Ground for Public Schools
In the midst of a presidential campaign circus, parents and teachers try to put the focus on state lawmakers — and kids.
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Dismantling Columbus and the Power of the Present
Native resistance makes it clear that everyone is implicated in the struggle to protect the planet. No one has the luxury of retreat.
Trump and Trade: At Least Partially Right
The fact that Donald Trump also criticizes US trade policy cannot be an excuse to prevent this debate.
William Rivers Pitt | Debate #2: Breaking the Bottom of the Barrel
Last night, we all lost.
As Battle for Senate Tightens, Progressives Home In on Down-Ballot Races
Sanders supporters are focusing on key down-ballot races to mobilize voters for progressives.
Dark Money Is Reshaping Arizona’s Energy Fights
The 2010 Citizens United decision is affecting elections on the ground.
UK Government Backs British Oil Firm’s Drive Into African National Park
The project could see dozens of wells drilled in Murchison Falls national park in Uganda.
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No Abolition Without Demilitarization: Black and Muslim Solidarity for Ending Police Worldwide
Calling for an end to state terror is not terrorism.
Why Nature and Wildlife Need Their Own Seats at the UN
We need new international institutions, laws and treaties that give a voice to ecosystems and nonhuman life.