Environment
Impoverished scavengers fight our trash problem, but they’re denied vaccines
April 1, 2021The work is dangerous, and injuries are common, so governments have an incentive to not recognize them or provide benefits like health care.
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Serie de cómics promueve amor por animales de la Amazonia
March 24, 2021De acuerdo con el diario Página 7 en su versión digital, la historieta además estará disponible de forma gratuita en las redes sociales de la asociación Aceaa-Conservación Amazónica, encargada de la iniciativa que promueve la educación...
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To mine or not to mine? Alberta coal confusion puts water in danger
March 12, 2021Confusion reigns as to what the government's policy is, but coal companies are guaranteed a win.
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Sky-high levels of fracking chemicals detected in children’s bodies
March 2, 2021The research fills a gap in the science between the health harms experienced by those living near fracking and the known harms caused by fracking chemicals.
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Haaland on track to make history as first Native American cabinet secretary
February 26, 2021The Interior Department which Haaland would head "has the most impact on our daily lives - land use, water use, health care, education, and tribal governance," Judith LeBlanc, director of Native Organizers Alliance, said.
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