Trouble in the Triangle

Lithium mining is driving social unrest in the Argentine province of Jujuy.

Words and Images by Ynske Boersma

Is California Really Ending Fracking?

The devil is in the details.

Maureen Nandini Mitra KPFA - Terra Verde

Land and Love in Melbourne

An Australian referendum to provide a political voice for First Peoples may have failed, but the push will continue.

Alda Balthrop-Lewis

Talking Points: Spring 2024

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A Canadian Corporation is Poisoning My Argentinian Community

We, the people of Jáchal, are fighting for the right to safe and clean water.

Saúl Zeballos

Climate Comedy Works. Here’s Why.

We all need some refreshing levity nowadays – especially during this politically heavy year.

Maxwell Boykoff Beth Osnes

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Recent blazes in Chile and Argentina have highlighted the need for better environmental laws as the climate crisis deepens.

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On the Trail of California’s Hazardous Waste

The Golden State has some of the strictest hazardous waste rules in the country — but much of its dangerous trash ends up outside state lines.

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