Another Earth Day is upon us and headlines are ablaze with projections for climbing temperatures, rising seas, increasing wildfires, hurricanes and other
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THE ISSUE On April 22 the World will celebrate the 51st anniversary of Earth Day. From saying no-thanks to single-use disposable products to learning better recycling hygiene, our list of 51 lifestyle changes compiled in partnership with various environmental groups
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Climate Collusion: How Fossil Fuel Donations Manipulate Republican Stance on Global Warming Record heat alerts. Floods. Hurricanes. Wildfires surge, but Republicans still deny global warming. Why? “Coast-to-coast heat dome sends temperatures soaring,
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Heatwave Architects: Fossil Fuel Billionaires and Supreme Court Corruption Fuel Climate Crisis What do record temperatures, fossil fuel billionaires and a corrupt Supreme Court have in common? Follow the money! “Earth reaches hottest
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How Harlan Crow profits from Clarence Thomas’ vote to gut the Clean Water Act “The Supreme Court just gutted the Clean Water Act” – Washington Post “Under the court’s new view, pollution requires
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Worst ten American ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTERS There’s a common thread between man-made environmental disasters. Greed. Follow the money to see who profits and who dies when safety standards are ignored, or weakened by complicit
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Mapping environmental disaster from Ohio toxic train derailment “Ohio Train Derailment: Environmental Disaster” – Truth In Plain Sight “A 50-car pileup… 14 giant tankers that were “exposed to fire” while full of hundreds
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Stop environmental racism “Advocates urge Detroit to turn down proposed concrete crushing facility” – Detroit Free Press Environmental racism causes communities of color to face higher levels of exposure to environmental hazards when compared
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Some area farmers are under siege. Decisions are being made regarding the dire outlook for farming in Monroe County, Michigan. Will farmers be forced to sell to developers? The Indianapolis Star reports,
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On Sept. 19, LaSalle Township Board meeting voted on their large-scale solar ordinance. As I entered the office from across the street there was a table with “informational handouts” from the No
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The smoke has arrived. It is anyone’s guess how many fires we will get this year in what has become a new season between summer and fall — fire season. What is
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We’ve been shaking things up here in the great Commonwealth of Virginia for a while, and we’re just getting started! We know where our power comes from – each other! We teach
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