by Aya de Leon | May 9, 2020 | Uncategorized
For this week’s climate news, we have one particularly significant article: Naomi Klein has identified the biggest antagonist to the Green New Deal to hit the scene, she calls it the Screen New Deal. She lays it out in all its brutally painful clarity in The...
by Sally Morton | May 1, 2020 | Reporting, Uncategorized
This Luxury Tower Has Everything: Pools. A Juice Bar. And Flood Resilience: Unless we learn to adapt, only the rich will be able to avoid the ravages of climate change By Matt Shaw How to Combat Climate Depression by Bill McKibben States Are Laying a Road Map for...
by Sally Morton | Apr 24, 2020 | Reporting, Uncategorized
Graphic by Emily Thiessen Tune in to Earth Day Live! Green energy could drive Covid-19 recovery with $100tn boost: Speeding up investment could deliver huge gains to global GDP by 2050 while tackling climate emergency, says report Michigan’s Ex-Gov. Rick Snyder...
by Elizabeth Stark | Apr 22, 2020 | Uncategorized
We can’t celebrate today like we have on other years — with picnics, coastline cleanups, mass actions. So on this surreal 2020 Earth Day, we wanted to invite you to honor our planet — our beautiful, hurting home — not just with creativity, but...
by Sally Morton | Apr 10, 2020 | Reporting, Uncategorized
Youth Activists Letter to Vice President Joe Biden People’s Bailout Center of Gravity for the Resistance By Max Elbaum Why The Green New Deal is Cheap, Actually By Tim Dickinson Without rights for farm workers, EU’s food supplies are at risk: Amid the...
by Aya de Leon | Apr 7, 2020 | Guest Post, Poetry, Uncategorized
One of my UC Berkeley students, Pablo Paredes, wrote the following poem, and it just felt so timely. You can also see him perform it in the video, below. Fear and despair are airborne diseases peor que el Coronavirus They … try to divide us But, we’ve...
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