Truthout
Environment
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Shell Parts Ways With ALEC Over Climate Change
The decision will make Shell the 105th corporation to cut ties with ALEC.
Creative Time Summit at Venice Biennale Features Artists and Democracy
A New York-based group, Creative Time, is hosting a three-day summit.
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Not Waiting for Paris: Northern Manhattan Residents Develop Climate Action Plan
World leaders will meet in Paris for the UN Climate Conference, and some say the fate of our planet depends on the outcome.
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Watchdog Group Sues US for Access to Shell Oil’s Safety Plan for Arctic Drilling
As Shell begins drilling in remote Arctic waters, watchdogs are suing US regulators for access to records.
Black People Can’t Vote If We’re Dead
Merely getting US presidential candidates to address the spectacle of Black death will not yield real change.
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Feds Call for More Scrutiny of Nursing Home Errors Involving Blood Thinner
Inspectors are being asked to pay greater attention following analysis showing mistakes resulting in injuries and deaths.
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Chris Matthews Is a Shill for the Insider Machine
Bernie's success terrifies insiders like Chris Matthews because it threatens all the power they've gobbled up over the years.
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Dying From Climate Change While Poor
From India to Arizona in the United States, poor people are dying from climate change, extreme heat and the lie of independence.
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Dahr Jamail | The New Climate “Normal”: Abrupt Sea Level Rise and Predictions of Civilization Collapse
With up to 10 feet of sea level rise expected by 2050, the latest indicators show abrupt climate disruption is upon us.
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Workplace Diversity Still Lacking in Most US Newsrooms
Newsrooms across the US remain dominated by white, male reporters despite the country's growing ethnic diversity.