Environment

Subhankar Banerjee: Don't expect much from global leaders gathering in NYC for the 2014 Climate Summit - most of their countries work with the fossil fuel industry.

Considering all the talk about global warming, peak oil, carbon divestment, and renewable energy, you'd think that oil consumption in the United States would be on a downward path.

This episode covers food insecurity, oil disaster economics, politicos going to Wall Street, billionaires buying homes, education in the UK and how the US sustains elites.

As the world burns, our political class whoops it up with the plutocracy, whether in Marthau2019s Vineyard or at the Kochsu2019 posh retreat in southern California.

This is a continuation of The Real News Network's series of interviews on Reality Asserts Itself with David Cay Johnston.

As the abortion rate continues to fall, US clinics are adding services, including prenatal care, for their patients. For some it's a way to stay financially viable and for …

It's time to end the 34-year-old war on working people in the United States, and give all Americans an equal shot at success.

When Big Oil is forced to pay for their disasters, the environment has a much better chance to recover, and more.

For people going through a tough time, sometimes a little touch of humanity is all that's needed.

In Germany, auto workers get paid well and their companies still profit. Author Thom Hartmann on why living wages and corporate success don't have to be mutually exclusive.