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  Environmental racism from Jackson to Flint

  By: Vangela Wade

  There are people here who are fighting the fight, people here who have made strides and significant changes
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  Scientists Conclude Climate Change Contributed to 1/3 of Pakistan being Under Water

  By: Juan Cole

  This flood is like the one that Noah boarded his ark to escape. It is massive, with millions of people vulnerable to cholera and other diseases carried by dirty water
• Mining Mafias Ruin Livelihoods Of Farmers And Pastorals, Spread Terror

  By: Bharat Dogra

  The time has now come for more unity and better coordination of these various scattered actions to achieve more important results
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  Isn’t It Time to Challenge the Growth Paradigm?

  By: John Feffer

  The planet is running out of resources, and humanity is living beyond its means
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  ‘We Must Wake Up!’ Study Says Climate Tipping Points Loom—But Some Are Avoidable

  By: Brett Wilkins

  The researchers' findings offer a "compelling reason to limit additional warming as much as possible"
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  What’s Hiking the Heat Up So High This Summer?

  By: Sam Pizzigati

  The maldistribution of American income and wealth is playing a seldomly recognized rising-temperature role
• Is Climate Change Your Fault?

  By: Extinction Rebellion

  Can individual lifestyle change help to tackle the climate and ecological emergency, or is it an unhelpful distraction?
• The Working-Class Loggers Who Saved an Old-Growth Forest

  By: Steven C. Beda

  Often cast as villains in the Northwest’s environmental battles, timber workers have a connection to the forest that goes far beyond jobs
• What a “Green Amendment” Can Do for Environmental Justice

  By: Sam Jones

  The Supreme Court curbed the EPA’s ability to restrict emissions, so states are looking to enshrine rights to “healthful environments” in their constitutions
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  How to Green Our Parched Farmlands and Finance Critical Infrastructure

  By: Ellen Brown

  There are work-arounds the U.S. can use to fund affordable housing, drought responses, and other urgently-needed infrastructure
• Jackson water crisis: A legacy of environmental racism?

  By: Chi Chi Izundu, Mohamed Madi & Chelsea Bailey

  "This is not something that has just happening. This is slow rolling and it has gotten to the point of untenable. We're struggling here."
• “Zombie Ice”

  By: David Bahr

  Greenland’s Melting Glacier to Raise Sea Levels Nearly 1 Foot, Double Previous Estimate
• “We Can’t Go It Alone”

  By: Chokwe Antar Lumumba

  Interview on Water Catastrophe in Majority-Black City
• Outrage in Appalachia over Manchin’s ‘vile’ pipeline plan

  By: Nina Lakhani

  ‘It’s a deal with the devil’
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  The structural roots of Chile’s water crisis

  By: Yanis Iqbal

  Chile is experiencing a severe water crisis. The country has suffered its worst drought for the past decade
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  Will 2022 Mark the Turning Point in the Climate Crisis?

  By: John Feffer

  While the last six months have been discouraging in many ways, there’s still time to turn things around this year
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  Over 650 Progressive Groups Vow to Fight ‘Dirty’ Manchin Deal

  By: Jessica Corbett

  Broad coalition calls on Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi to "stand with the communities who continue to bear the brunt of harm from fossil fuels and act to prevent wholesale climate disaster."
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  Lima Becomes First Latin American Capital to Back Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty

  By: Brett Wilkins

  "This leadership is a welcome push for positive change in Peru and the region to a just energy transition away from fossil fuels."
• “Dangerous pesticides should be banned and agrochemical-free agriculture should be supported”

  By: Redacción Mar del Plata

  Various organizations expressed the need to eradicate the use of agrochemicals in order to preserve human health and the environment
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  ‘There Is No Way To Fool Physics’: Climate Breakdown And State-Corporate Madness

  By: David Cromwell

  Time is running out too rapidly to fundamentally reform society and create a real democracy that people deserve
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  Droughts and wildfires prove we need to end private land ownership

  By: Adam Ramsay

  We can’t accept an annual lurch from droughts to floods – we must take our land back from the aristocracy
• Our imaginations can help create new climate possibilities

  By: James Arnott

  Humans’ capacity to imagine can help create new and more hopeful climate realities and boost citizen engagement
• While Cuba Deals with Blazing Fire, the U.S. Watches and Waits

  By: Natasha Lycia Ora Bannan

  This latest disaster - the largest oil fire in Cuba’s history - comes at a time when Cuba is currently undergoing an energy crisis due to soaring global fuel costs
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  Chile’s Lithium Provides Profit to Billionaires But Exhausts Land and People

  By: Vijay Prashad

  The Atacama salt flat in northern Chile, which stretches 1,200 square miles, is the largest source of lithium in the world
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  Congress Must Pass Environmental Justice for All Act

  By: Janet Alkire

  Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's fight for transparency, accountability, and justice is one that resonates with far too many Americans