The Climate Justice Connection in France’s Yellow Vest Protests
Most protestors aren't against climate action. They just don't want to be the only ones paying for it.
Zoe Loftus-Farren
Crude Injustice
Six Decades on, the resource curse continues to wreak destruction in the Niger Delta.
Orji Sunday
In Half Shadow: Vietnam’s Role in Ivory Smuggling
Undercover investigation reveals country is a hub for a network of ‘loosely-structured,’ wildlife-trafficking syndicates.
Melody Kemp
Breach of Trust
A mega-dam in Colombia was supposed to bring economic development. So far, it’s brought violence and loss to a region that’s already suffered decades of conflict.
Ynske Boersma
Efforts Underway in Congress to Strip Gray Wolves of Protected Status
Bill to delist wolves from the Endangered Species Act passed by House; similar scheme underway in Senate
Charles Pekow
Hungry for Change
Five years ago, I never would have thought I’d be getting arrested protesting an industry that employs so many beloved members of my community
Tina Oh
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Winter 2019: Missed Opportunity
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Will the new National Climate Assessment help plaintiffs suing the federal government?
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‘Grown-ups Have Failed Us’
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Cruise Tourism a Big Threat to Belize’s Endangered Manatees
Number of manatees being killed by collisions with tourist boats has increased exponentially in the past year
Colette Kase
Taking on Toxics
Communities are waking up to the hidden threats of pesticide use and building momentum to do something about it.
Anna Lappé
Missed Opportunity
Is the vaquita’s plight linked to the US government’s failure to take advantage of one of its most powerful wildlife crime-fighting tools?
Richard Schiffman
Less Talk, More Action
Young ones across the world who are taking up the climate fight, are like beacons in this smog of sluggish action that has enveloped us all.
