Power has been restored to most but not all of Gary. That shouldn’t be the end of the story.
What if we owned our own power?
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Tribes drove out a mining company in days. Here’s how.
Today in The Guardian: Shilpi Chhotray goes inside the resistance in Pe' Sla
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Our movements need aesthetics. Patrisse Cullors explains why.
Read this exclusive excerpt from Cullors's new book, We Make the World
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Seeking Sanctuary in America
Immigrants find new ways to survive in a hotter, more hostile America
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Julia Luz Betancourt
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New York is the first state in the country to place a pause on hyperscale data centers. Is it enough?
Yesterday, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed an executive order enacting a one-year, statewide moratorium on data centers that require more than 50 megawatts of power. While the pause
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As heat hits new extremes, people are placing bets on wildfires.
A record-setting heatwave cast over the East Coast of the United States over the July 4 weekend, leading to the deaths of more than 20 people in New Jersey,
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Trump wants to build a coal terminal in West Oakland. Residents are fighting back.
Lining the pockets of polluters
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Climate gentrification is pushing Black people out of Miami as sea levels rise
Who gets to survive rising seas?
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The California chemical leak wasn’t an isolated incident. Chemical leaks happen almost every day in the United States.
And the EPA is gutting chemical disaster prevention.
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Activism without storytelling is like a drum with no rhythm
Kumi Naidoo and Yessenia Funes on art as disruption
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