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Reversing the Tide: Cities and Countries Are Rebelling Against Water Privatization, and Winning
More and more communities and governments are choosing to resist and reverse private water contracts.
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For These Borrowers and Lenders, Debt Is a Relationship Based on Love
There could be a different financial system, one where debt allows us to honor our freedom rather than our servitude.
Pacific Island Calls for Global Ban on New Coal Mines
Technology advances could give momentum to the move away from coal.
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GOP Debate Comics
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Lawsuit Charges Delaware Prison System With Neglect
The lawsuit aims to end what the plaintiffs frame as the DOC's cruel and unusual punishment of those with mental illness.
Two Indigenous Solar Engineers Changed Their Village in Chile
Two Chilean solar engineers have changes the lives of the people in their village.
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Growing the New in the Cracks of the Old in Detroit
The amazing story of Detroit's rebirth through urban agriculture.
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Land Trusts Offer Houses People With Lower Incomes Can Afford
More than 200 land trusts around the country help struggling families buy their first homes.
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Say Her Name: What It Means to Center Black Women’s Experiences of Police Violence
Recent cases of police violence against Black women are representative of long-term trends in gendered experiences of state violence.
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Residents of Ohio Town See “Environmental Justice” as Empty Promise
People in East Liverpool who have fought a hazardous-waste incinerator say an executive order 21 years ago meant nothing.