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Strength From Grief: How Aboriginal People Experience the Bushfire Crisis

How do you support people forever attached to a landscape after an inferno tears through their homelands: decimating native food sources, burning through ancient scarred trees, and destroying ancestral and totemic plants

Bhiamie Williamson, Jessica Weir, Vanessa Cavanagh | Jan 23, 2020

Renewable energy

The Time for Postponing Climate Action Is Over

We are entering humanity鈥檚 defining decade, and 2020 is when we have to make the hard decisions.

David Korten | Jan 21, 2020

Indigenous lands

To Help Australia, Look to Aboriginal Fire Management

Cultural burning is proactive, while Western-style controlled burning, also called hazard reduction burning, is reactive.

Abaki Beck | Jan 13, 2020

Sustainable food and farming

For a Sustainable Food System, Look to Seeds

鈥淥ur seeds are more than just food for us. Yes, they are nutrition. But they鈥檙e also… spirituality,鈥� says Electa Hare-RedCorn, a member of the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma and a

Breanna Draxler | Jan 7, 2020

What We Could Do With a $5 Carbon Charge on Your Flight

Like it or not, the world will be flying more in the decades ahead鈥攁nd flights are for many in the developed world the largest part of an individual鈥檚 (and often

Tony Juniper | Jan 6, 2020

Oh, Christmas Tree… Fake Christmas Tree?

It鈥檚 the holiday season again, and in the midst of making to-do lists and prepping for festive dinners, some people will once again ponder whether it is better for the

Warren Mabee | Dec 23, 2019

Local power

A Wish List From Climate Protesters in Seattle

The protesters were relatively chipper, if subdued, on this Monday morning鈥攁 fitting time of day for a meeting of the Sunrise Movement. This national youth-led effort is pushing the Green

Breanna Draxler | Dec 19, 2019

Black Farmers Embrace Practices of Climate Resiliency

Chief Zogli looked weary as he scratched a notch in his doorpost to record the weather. 鈥淪till no rain,鈥� he says with resignation. The chickens pecked lazily in the dust

Leah Penniman | Dec 18, 2019

Alaska鈥檚 Melting Glaciers Tell the Story of Climate Change

The story of Alaska鈥檚 glacial retreat is plainly written across the landscape. Melting has left these slow-moving rivers of ice, while still spectacular, much diminished. And it is forcing us

Tim Lydon | Dec 5, 2019

protestors hold up a sign that says exxon knew

Pollution

Big Oil Needs to Pay for the Damage It Caused

This month in a Manhattan courthouse, New York State鈥檚 attorney general Letitia James argued that ExxonMobil should be held accountable for layers of lies about climate change. It鈥檚 a landmark

Bill McKibben, Tamara Toles O鈥橪aughlin | Nov 15, 2019

A summer 2019 demonstration for the Practical Farmers of Iowa was held at Paul and Karen Mugge鈥檚 organic row-crop farm. They showed how to install a beneficial prairie insect habitat. Photo by Practical Farmers of Iowa.

Citizens United | Sustainable food and farming

The Way Climate Change Unites Us

The Practical Farmers of Iowa waste no time on partisan politics as they face the challenges of extreme weather and depleted soils.

Lynn Freehill-Maye | Nov 12, 2019

Democratic reforms | Citizens United

To Address Climate Change, We Need to Take Back the Supreme Court

Thom Hartmann on why we should use constitutional solutions to rescue our democracy from the agendas of billionaires and corporations.

Thom Hartmann | Nov 2, 2019

Native rights

Colonization, Fire Suppression, and Indigenous Resurgence in the Face of Climate Change

The 130-year legacy of fire suppression in the U.S. is a process that continues to dispossess Native peoples of their lands.

Kari Marie Norgaard | Oct 22, 2019

Water

Can鈥檛 Let the Taps Run Dry: Managing Water in an Unpredictable Climate

From southern Nevada to New York City, the climate crisis is causing ongoing water problems. The Water Utility Climate Alliance is working hard to ensure cities are prepared.

Katherine Long | Oct 10, 2019

鈥淣o Winners on a Dead Earth鈥�: Why We Need a Climate Leader in 2020

The climate crisis is our common cause, and we鈥檒l need to elect a president that is willing to take it on.

David Korten | Oct 2, 2019

Women | Racial Justice | Gender justice | Masculinity

Why Women鈥檚 Climate Leadership Is Vital

Women鈥檚 leadership won鈥檛 be a panacea for the overwhelming whiteness of climate leadership, but it鈥檚 a starting place.

Sarah Myhre, Ph.D. | Sep 28, 2019

Local economies | Renewable energy | Divestment

With a World 鈥淥n Fire,鈥� We Need More Than Inspiration

Naomi Klein鈥檚 new book 鈥淥n Fire: The (Burning) Case for a Green New Deal鈥� is essential reading, but does it go far enough in confronting the grim realities we truly face?

Robert Jensen | Sep 20, 2019