By Margaret Rao, Nothing less than a global health crisis could stop us in our carbon footprint tracks and expose the (f)ailing globalized, corporate economy. The pandemic brought home just…
By Rick Smith, The Broadbent Blog, December 6, 2018 Maybe it was the months of smoke-filled skies or the flash floods following hard on the heels of long droughts. Or…
By Ellen Brown, www.truthdig.com, December 16, 2018 With what author and activist Naomi Klein calls “galloping momentum,” the “Green New Deal” promoted by Rep.-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-NY, appears to be…
By Andy Rowell, www.commondreams.org, December 4, 2018 Children from Canada, Australia and Sweden are taking the lead on climate change. Earlier today, the naturalist Sir David Attenborough addressed the UN…
By Mitchell Beer, theenergymix.com, November 28, 2018. Full Story: Environnement Jeunesse @ENJEUQuebec (https://enjeu.qc.ca/justice-eng) A group of five youth and young adults led by Montreal-based ENvironnement JEUnesse (ENJEU) has applied to…
By Leyland Cecco, The Guardian, November 20, 2018 Rough seas prevented crews from assessing damage to vulnerable wildlife caused by province’s largest-ever spill. Biologists are attempting to assess damage to…
Source: newint.org, November 1, 2018 A new resistance movement is forming. Husna Rizvi speaks to Extinction Rebellion about why direct action is our last chance to phase-out carbon. A new…
By Oscar Reyes, Foreign Policy In Focus, October 31, 2018 Despite dire warnings, politically influential big banks continue to lend billions to the fossil fuel industry every year. A stark…
The REAL News Network, October 11, 2018 Series Content The IPCC’s new report says we could face irreversible consequences of climate change by as soon as 2030, but a coordinating…
By Avi Lewis, published by The Leap: System Change on a Deadline, October 10, 2018 More and more people are coming to the conclusion that this escalating crisis, everharder to…
