Arguing against the misplaced fear of economic disaster and unemployment arising from the transition to a green economy, they show how this bogus concern encourages climate denialism.
“The Green New Deal is the only approach to climate stabilization also capable of reversing rising inequality and defeating global neoliberalism and ascendant neofascism.”
"Since January, Trump has escalated...threats to survival. He has continued his project of dismantling the arms control regime that has provided some protection against nuclear disaster."
"This issue should be front and center on the agenda of the global climate justice movement."
"In Minnesota, there is an emphasis on the fact that white people stand in solidarity with the struggle...."
A video of a world conference held April 25th. A chance to hear the voices of activists from around the world.
The US military is responsible for the most egregious and widespread pollution of the planet, yet this information and accompanying documentation goes almost entirely unreported.
"Three years in, [the Democrats] still haven't understood that it's not business as usual. Right? They’ve had to be pushed every step of the way to show any real resistance to the extent that they have."
"The violent suppression of protesters in France, Chile, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon, India and Hong Kong is already underway, a window into what may be coming to England, the United States and other countries that attempt to throw off the yoke of corporate oppression."
Why Bernie? Why not Biden?! Why not Warren?
This is the last year that the United States will participate in the United Nations COP meetings as Trump formally withdraws from the Paris Agreement. What are activists in the US to do?
The Sierra Club deserves credit for coming around to a progressive stance on population, immigration, and minorities.
