Environment

Biden signs Inflation Reduction Act, bringing historic climate crisis investment

August 17, 2022 By John Bachtell

Even though Biden and the Democrats settled for a far less ambitious plan because they needed Manchin’s vote, the bill will still make a difference and help them in November.

Climate change has long prompted migration, now it may drive anti-capitalist consciousness, too

August 11, 2022 By W. T. Whitney, Jr.

Northern climate change warriors who are anti-capitalist ought to be establishing linkages of support with their southern counterparts.

Biden touts his climate change actions, but enviro groups say: ‘Not enough’

July 21, 2022 By Mark Gruenberg

“The world’s burning up from California to Croatia, and right now Biden’s fighting fire with the trickle from a garden hose.”

Abysmally low levels at Lake Mead amid drought

July 13, 2022 By John Locher

The largest U.S. reservoir has shrunken to a record low amid a punishing drought and the demands of 40 million people in seven states.

Peoples of the Xingu join forces to confront the worst destruction ever registered

July 11, 2022 By Sandra Silva

Indigenous people and riverbank dwellers discuss strategies to protect territories during the Xingu+ Network in the village of Khikatxi, Xingu Indigenous Territory (XIT).