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Welcome to Fairmead, California, Where You Have to Walk a Mile for a Sip of Water
For some Californians the drought means brown lawns. For others, it means nothing to drink.
The Battle to Breathe: Chile’s Toxic Threat
As an industrial revolution booms in Chile, the country's air has been flooded by toxic emissions.
Gangs of the State: Police and the Hierarchy of Violence
Police can only be abolished by a movement which has correctly identified and been equipped with the tools to dismantle the hierarchy of violence.
Truthout Interviews Max Blumenthal About the 51-Day Israeli Assault on Gaza
The Gaza Strip is perhaps the most heavily surveilled and controlled piece of land on planet Earth.
They Who Have Eyes to See
“I see a nation frozen in time, stapled to a doomed economic model.”
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Barter Networks: Lessons From Argentina for Greece
As the Argentinians learned, crisis is an incubator of inventions.
Lighting a Legal Fuse to Address Climate Disruption
People from Seattle to Fiji are filing lawsuits over global warming.
Pushing for the Dismantling of Anti-Climate, Pro-War Economies
James Hansen wants profits to be tied to lower carbon emissions.
The Keralan Cowboy, Kerala, India
This film questions the economically driven government policy that will have a profound effect on our society and environment.
A Festival of Seeds, UK
Seed Matters is a short film capturing some of the voices from The Great Seed Festival.