Environment

Bus Drivers Strike with Climate Activists

in 57 German Cities By Berit Ehmke and Yanira Wolf Public transit workers across Germany have broken new ground by coordinating our contracts—nearly all of them na­tionwide have expired over the last four months—and shutting…


Underground Seed Banks Hold Promise for

Ecological Restoration By Josephine Woolington In 2000, Sam Lea converted his once-productive Wil­la­mette Valley onion field back into wetlands. The third-generation Oregon farmer excavated several ponds and largely left the land alone. Soon, willows arrived…


Climate Change Is Fueling Global Migration

The world isn’t ready yet to meet people’s changing needs By Julie Watson TIJUANA, Mexico (AP)—Worsening climate largely from the burning of coal and gas is uprooting millions of people, with wildfires overrunning towns in…



‘Shame!’ LNG Plant Opponents Rage

By Lisa Sorg It took nearly two hours for dozens of opponents of a proposed liquified natural gas plant in Person County to ex­plain how the project—aspects of which have been crafted in secret—would harm…


Massachusetts Steps Away from Natural Gas

By Dan Gearino Natural gas may be on the way out in Massachusetts. State utility regulators on December 6 issued a sweeping ruling that sets a framework for reducing the use of gas for heating…



Auto Workers Power Up Fight for Electric Future

By Keith Brower Brown EDITOR’S NOTE: On November 20, UAW ratified new contracts at Ford, Stellantis and General Motors. The six-week UAW simultaneous “Stand Up Strike” won substantial gains such as cost of living adjustment,…



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What’s Behind Libya’s Floods

The media aren’t telling the whole story By Jonathan Cook The reality of the West’s trademark current foreign policy – marketed for the past two decades under the principle of a “Responsibility to Protect” –…