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Environment
Twelve Days That Cooked the World: Combating the Climate Counterrevolution in Paris
UN climate negotiators' failure to mandate adequate emissions reductions provides the moral justification for radical local action.
Suffering From Global Warming First
Indigenous people who live close to the land are seeing the effects of global warming sooner and more alarmingly.
Behind the Clinton Campaign: Dark Money Allies, Part 2
Many voters are in the dark about exactly who is spending big money to support Hillary Clinton.
Corporations, Not People, Have Been Made Stakeholders in the New Global Order
Susan George, author of “Shadow Sovereigns,” discusses the rise of corporate personhood on a global scale.
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Beyond ISIS: The Folly of World War IV
What if the United States does whatever it takes militarily to confront and destroy ISIS. Then what?
“Walking in Two Worlds”: A Tale of Alaska’s Tongass, the United States’ Largest Forest
We meet a Tlingit brother and sister, who are trying to heal both the forest and their native community.
A Generation of Delay: Climate Policy Is 20 Years Behind
New climate science knowledge is not making it out of academia and into public policy.
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ALEC Works to Scuttle Global Climate Agreement
New scientific reports are offering incontrovertible evidence that the destructive and costly effects of climate change have already begun to sweep the planet.
“Corporate Environmentalism” Threatens COP21 Climate Talks
Despite grandiose pledges to reduce carbon emissions, we have continued to pollute the planet.
US Accused of Shifting Responsibility of Climate Crisis Despite Role as Largest Historic Polluter
Are climate leaders making empty promises?