Truthout
Environment
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“A Red Letter Day” at the FCC: Net Neutrality Wins
Just weeks ago, Wheeler had been accused of vacillation and undermining net neutrality with a plethora of ifs and buts that would diminish its effectiveness.
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Bigger Than Science, Bigger Than Religion
We need a new story for our relationship with the Earth, one that goes beyond science and religion.
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Plague Outbreaks That Ravaged Europe Were Driven by Climate Changes in Asia
The Black Death moved across Eurasia, driven by climate events that were and still are frequently occurring.
The Supreme Court and the Freedom to Gerrymander
The Supreme Court is due to weigh in on gerrymandering.
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We’re Young, Passionate and Bent on Justice: Why #BlackLivesMatter Is Irresistible
This movement is showing what wholeness looks like and demanding a whole and uncompromised justice.
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Everything You Wanted to Know About the Bee Die-Off
Bees still are on the decline, and no one is sure why.
Trouble in “Wine Country”
A moral person would not buy “blood diamonds.” It is time to consider the various environmental, climate change, and human factors when one buys Sonoma or Napa County wines.
Bike Party
A gaggle of Green Ninjas show how they feel about saving the world by riding in a bike party around San Jose, California.
Revolt at “Ritmo”: Dire Conditions in For-Profit Texas Immigration Jail Spark Prisoner Uprising
In Texas, up to 2,000 immigrant prisoners in Raymondville staged a two-day uprising.
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The Awesome Life of a US Congressman
Like one of the characters from “Downton Abbey,” Aaron Schock has climbed from public servant to pampered aristocrat.