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Environment & Health
Animal Agriculture: The Huge Machine
This machine makes us forget what it feels like to love others, regardless of our differences.
Massive Airport Rallies at JFK and Across US Were Spurred by Broad-Based Grassroots Organizing
Around the country, grassroots groups called emergency rallies demanding those detained be freed.
When Your Healers Become Your Killers
Anti-microbial resistance has implications for both food safety and food security and the economic well-being of millions of farming households.
Despite Senate Inquiry Into Potential Conflicts of Interest, FERC Approves Spectra Energy’s Pipeline
The Atlantic Bridge pipeline project is the construction of a natural gas compressor station in the town of Weymouth, Massachusetts.
Trump’s Weird Twitter Fight With the National Parks Service
Is talking about climate change going to become political speech?
Trump Greenlights Dakota Access and Keystone XL Pipelines
Environmentalists, indigenous activists vow to “resist with all of their power.”
Meet the New Boss: Bracing for Trump’s Anti-Worker, Corporate Agenda
Trump's economic plan does nothing to stray from the corporate-friendly neoliberal agenda of the past three decades.
Trump’s Pick for Budget Adviser Once Called Social Security and Medicaid “Unconstitutional“
The Office of Management and Budget issues Presidential veto threats for legislation winding its way through Congress.
How Bucking the Climate Change Accord Would Hinder the Fight Against HIV/AIDS
Surviving HIV depends not just on access to antiretroviral drugs but also on a gamut of social and environmental resources.
A Radical Farm’s Roots Stem From Revived Korean Heritage
Natural farming, practiced for generations in Korea, has a new home in Northern California's public urban farmland.