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Who belongs where? A new way to think about migration.
Sonia Shah's new book questions assumptions about life on the move.
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This DNC council sees Biden’s climate plan, and raises him — by $14 trillion
Bernie may be out of the primaries, but his $16 trillion climate plan lives on.
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Why Facebook, Netflix, and Tesla are getting climate-shamed by investors
Investors spotlight more than 1,000 companies on this climate disclosure list of shame.
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Renewable energy is taking off — but not in bank boardrooms
Entanglements with major emitters are surprisingly prevalent in the boardrooms of 20 major U.S. and European banks.
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For indigenous protesters, defending the environment can be fatal
A quarter of the world's indigenous environmental defenders suffered physical violence over the past decade, according to a new study.
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Renewables surpass coal in US energy generation for first time in 130 years
"We are seeing the end of coal."
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For developing countries, more solar power — and maybe more lead?
In India, solar power’s reliance on lead batteries could harm some communities.
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Hurricanes disproportionately harm communities of color. TV news ignores that fact.
Zero out of 669 news segments on major networks reported on the disproportionate impact of hurricanes on poor communities and communities of color.
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The Atlantic hurricane season just started. It’s already breaking records.
This is the earliest the third named storm of the season has ever arrived.
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50 Years of Fighting: Jane Fonda talks activism with rising star Jerome Foster II
She’s a vanguard of advocacy and agitation. He just turned 18. Fix brought together the octogenarian and the teenager for a discussion on the past, and future of activism.