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In Algeria, months of mass protests face increasing state repression as elections near.
Sixty-seven people were arrested for trespassing as hundreds gathered Saturday in Bow, New Hampshire to demand the shutdown of the Merrimack Station power plant.
The climate strike in Atascadero, a relatively quiet city of just over 30,000 outside of San Luis Obispo, California, was a fascinating and beautiful sight.
People of color and white rural populations are going to suffer the most from the EPA’s war on renewable power.
The process of corporate plunder in the global mining industry is severely aggravating social and economic inequalities across the planet.
Climate-related displacement and food insecurity is not a future possibility, but it is already happening and it’s only projected to worsen without urgent action in coming years. According to the UN, weather-related hazards such as storms, droughts, and wildfires displaced 16.1 million people in 2018.
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