Climate Protest
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![People protesting the Brooklyn pipeline in New York City]()
![People protesting the Brooklyn pipeline in New York City]()
This gas utility has agreed to stop building a contentious Brooklyn pipeline — for now
Here’s why activists — and New York City — don’t see it as a win.
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![Residents protest the construction of a new auto-manufacturing facility in southeast Detroit.]()
![Residents protest the construction of a new auto-manufacturing facility in southeast Detroit.]()
Detroit’s first new assembly line in 30 years will compound pollution in Black neighborhoods
Residents are fighting back against the environmental racism.
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![Illustration: Two First Nations men in a red canoe harvesting wild rice, with a pipeline under the water]()
![Illustration: Two First Nations men in a red canoe harvesting wild rice, with a pipeline under the water]()
The Line 3 pipeline protests are about much more than climate change
Indigenous treaty rights may be key to protecting Minnesota’s wild rice waters from oil spills.
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Do bizarre stunts actually help the climate cause?
If you feel crazy, it’s kind of nice to see other people acting crazy on a global stage!
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Why two women sacrificed everything to stop the Dakota Access pipeline
Why two women sacrificed everything to stop the Dakota Access pipeline
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![Voting rights activists protgesting in front of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, DC]()
![Voting rights activists protgesting in front of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, DC]()
What do voting restrictions and anti-protest laws have in common?
Both have sponsors funded by fossil fuel companies.
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![Photo of a Dakota Access Pipeline protest]()
![Photo of a Dakota Access Pipeline protest]()
Montana, Kansas, and Arkansas enter the arms race to criminalize protest
The Republican push to criminalize pipeline protests is expanding beyond fossil fuel-producing states.
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It’s dangerous to be an environmental activist in Latin America. A new treaty is trying to change that.
The agreement, which goes into effect on Earth Day, has been signed by 24 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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![An image of US President Joe Biden, who recently laid out his initial budget proposal for next year, next to an image of the US Capitol.]()
![An image of US President Joe Biden, who recently laid out his initial budget proposal for next year, next to an image of the US Capitol.]()
The First 100 – Biden’s carbon (cutting) budget
This week the president laid out his initial budget proposal for next year.
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![Waste to Energy Incinerator in Acerra Italy August 2019]()
![Waste to Energy Incinerator in Acerra Italy August 2019]()
In Europe, a backlash is growing over incinerating garbage
Growing concern about incinerators' CO2 emissions is forcing many EU countries to rethink their support for these trash-burning facilities.
