‘So what’: Two words that best sum up the nature of Donald Trump
By The Washington Post
Donald Trump’s alleged Jan. 6 response related…
➔ iVan Gogh is turning in his grave at the harsh Just Stop Oil sentence. I know, because I spoke to…
By The Guardian
Nature was the painter’s ultimate muse, and he…
➔ iThere's potential for nature and redemption tucked into 'empty' spaces
By Los Angeles Times
Christopher Brown, a lawyer and author who built…
➔ iPlibersek’s coalmine decision is double trouble for climate and housing | Grogonomics
By The Guardian
The emissions impact is obvious but with full…
➔ iDeadly food allergies are on the rise among children. The cause isn’t what you might think | Devi…
By The Guardian
From processed food to antibiotics, there are…
➔ iAdams’ indictment ‘lawfare’: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 30, 2024
By New York Post
NY Post readers discuss allegations that the…
➔ iIn tackling Vladimir Putin’s web of troll farms and hackers, we have one advantage: democracy |…
By The Guardian
By focusing on its strengths and pooling…
➔ iJohn Kirby: living in Hamas' reality?
By American Thinker
And how can John Kirby, a former Admiral, a man…
➔ iHard Truths Come for Germany’s Climate Prophet
By Foreign Policy
Robert Habeck may be deepening the social…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: There is no fighting Mother Nature. Palos Verdes landslide shows that
By Los Angeles Times
Palos Verdes residents upset at the government…
➔ iFor Climate Week, let’s reject the green fantasy: Carbon is NOT the enemy
By New York Post
Despite the ramped-up doomsday rhetoric, our…
➔ iAbcarian: School kids, get off your damn phones! Trust me, you will thank us later
By Los Angeles Times
A new L.A. Unified School District rule banning…
➔ iThose beloved progressive initials, DEI and ESG, have lost their gleam
By The Washington Post
“Diversity, equity and inclusion” policies…
➔ i'The Housatonic at Stockbridge': Charles Ives's Sonic Painting of Nature
By The Wall Street Journal
The composer, born 150 years ago, concisely…
➔ iOpinion: A 20-year struggle for environmental justice — and a public park — in one California…
By Los Angeles Times
It took two decades of patient, vigilant…
➔ iPaging The Hague: Israel’s Exploding Electronics Might Be War Crimes
By The Intercept
Experts on international law pointed to the…
➔ iCORRECT THE RECORD: Jill Stein Is a Climate Hypocrite Who Cannot Be Trusted
By MoveOn.org
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, MoveOn Political…
➔ iAustralia is a mess. Cop31 is a chance to redefine ourselves from climate laggard to global leader…
By The Guardian
Hosting the conference would help us overcome our…
➔ iHitchcock’s ‘The Birds’ playing out for real in Scotland
By American Thinker
One of the things that leftist city dwellers who…
➔ iDick Cheney's Bad Timing
By The Wall Street Journal
Success is elusive on his signature project.
➔ iEndorsement: Dave Min for the 47th Congressional District
By Los Angeles Times
Min is the only candidate in the 47th…
➔ iThe conservative approach to water management
By American Thinker
Conservatives are tarred as careless about the…
➔ iROUNDUP: More Republican Collusion and Corruption Propping Up Spoiler Candidates
By MoveOn.org
WASHINGTON, D.C. – A story from the…
➔ iDioramas of walruses and coyotes are stuffed with things to think about
By Los Angeles Times
The original diorama makers were determined to…
➔ iDam shame: Green activists target clean hydropower to ‘save the fish’
By New York Post
Even federal scientific agencies now say we can…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: A Disney lagoon in the desert? What could be more stupid?
By Los Angeles Times
A 600-acre development in the Coachella Valley…
➔ iI have the ideal road plan for Britain. Take the 16 major highway schemes worth £15bn and bin them…
By The Guardian
New ministers now face a historic choice: more…
➔ iAcademic free speech is too crucial to be used as a political football by left or right | Sonia…
By The Guardian
Labour is wrong to put on hold a law that aims to…
➔ iKnow your measurements and stick to the rules: Guardian readers’ top tips on shopping secondhand
By The Guardian
From insisting on natural fibres to knowing your…
➔ iOpinion: New rules still allow oil and gas projects near neighborhoods already struggling with…
By The Denver Post
By failing to protect Colorado communities, these…
➔ iCNN: democrat men are weenies
By American Thinker
One aspect of human nature that repeatedly proves…
➔ iOpinion: Reform CEQA instead of punching holes in it
By Los Angeles Times
The Swiss cheese approach to dealing with…
➔ iUK riots: immigration is a boon, not a curse
By The Guardian
After decades of hostility, politicians of all…
➔ iHind Rajab’s death has already been forgotten. That’s exactly what Israel wants | Owen Jones
By The Guardian
The Israeli state has applied its usual strategy…
➔ iHow does Banksy feel about the destruction of his art? He may well be cheering | Rafael Schacter
By The Guardian
Graffiti and street art are by their nature…
➔ iIs Silicon Valley Turning Right?
By The Wall Street Journal
Elon Musk backs Trump, but a ‘VCs…
➔ iBrats, dads and bravado: this US election will be decided on vibes
By The Guardian
Personality is always central to elections. But…
➔ iThese riots are more than thuggery: they're the outcome of 14 years of Tory race-baiting | George…
By The Guardian
Because the Conservatives had nothing to offer…
➔ iOpinion: What's more environmentally irresponsible than a thirsty L.A. lawn? A fake plastic one
By Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles should help lead California and the…
➔ iSome are calling these far-right riots an outpouring of legitimate anger. They are not | Joe Mulhall
By The Guardian
There is a deep well of poison behind this racist…
➔ iHarris helped pass one of the strongest climate laws. Her policies don’t stop there | Leah C…
By The Guardian
America’s landmark climate law, which turns two…
➔ iKamala’s equity crusade would punish her ‘white dude’ supporters if she wins the White House
By New York Post
A Harris presidency is a hard sell to the…
➔ iThe Dark Side of Tunisia’s Phosphate Boom
By Foreign Policy
As Kais Saied’s government tries to capitalize…
➔ iOpinion: Trump 2.0 would be a disaster for the climate
By Los Angeles Times
His GOP administration would gut environmental…
➔ iOpinion: Inglewood needs the people mover, Rep. Waters
By Los Angeles Times
The plan to add a three-station connector to the…
➔ iRobert F. Kennedy Jr. Accused of Falsifying Signatures on Texas Ballot Petitions
By MoveOn.org
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, MoveOn Political…
➔ iWhy science should never try to triumph over nature
By New York Post
In the darkly satiric Cold War film “Dr...
➔ iOpinion: Despite noble intentions, California's environmental law is hurting Latinos
By Los Angeles Times
CEQA has been abused for decades to block…
➔ iWhat Do We Do? A Letter From Rahna
By MoveOn.org
Dear MoveOn member, We may be living through one…
➔ iAnti-Terrorism Laws Are Being Used Against Environmentalists
By Foreign Policy
Governments from Manila to Atlanta are targeting…
➔ iLabour can end austerity at a stroke – by taxing the rich and taxing them hard | George Monbiot
By The Guardian
The focus on growth to ease the UK’s economic…
➔ iLate-Night Comedians Line Up With the Dump-Biden Democrats
By The Daily Signal
Does anybody remember the gentle days of…
➔ iUnions vs. safe schools, lefty indoctrination of military kids and other commentary
By New York Post
“With disorderly school environments that are…
➔ iOpinion: From legal bribery to Trump's immunity, a dark theme ran through the Supreme Court's term
By Los Angeles Times
The justices facilitated government and corporate…
➔ iFeeling stressed? Try forest bathing.
By The Washington Post
How immersing yourself in nature can improve your…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Replenishing our ecosystem, one beaver at a time
By Los Angeles Times
A reader celebrates the reintroduction of these…
➔ iThis NATO Summit Is a Big Win for Biden
By Foreign Policy
The alliance’s resurgence since Russia’s…
➔ iThe Fight Over China’s Electric Cars Is Upside-Down
By Foreign Policy
Why Europe’s car companies are against—and…
➔ iThe US supreme court utterly distorted the true threat to American democracy | Lawrence Douglas
By The Guardian
According to the court, a rogue prosecutor is…
➔ iBritain’s decrepit homes cause three big problems. Luckily, this green policy could fix them all…
By The Guardian
Retrofitting housing would help renters’ rights…
➔ iLabour is putting its plans for Britain in the hands of private finance. It could end badly |…
By The Guardian
Handing vital infrastructure to private…
➔ iScientists ignored 'gay' animals for years. When will we get over our human hang-ups about the…
By The Guardian
Our selective engagement with nature stops humans…
➔ iOpinion: Protesters came to our homes, with antisemitic chants to “globalize the intifada”
By The Denver Post
What we do not condone is purposely creating a…
➔ iBy reflecting a world in crisis, art can be a powerful part of the climate solution
By The Guardian
Artists can open hearts and minds to inspire…
➔ iWe Just Witnessed the Biggest Supreme Court Power Grab Since 1803
By The Nation
Elie Mystal The court has given itself nearly…
➔ iOur Baillie Gifford boycotts aren’t about tearing down the arts – they’re about building them…
By The Guardian
Sustainable, ethical sources of funding are not…
➔ iAs the Coalition goes nuclear, Labor is free to ensure fossil fuels are burned with abandon and…
By The Guardian
How can Australia get to net zero by 2050 while…
➔ iRelieve Debt to Protect the Environment
By Foreign Policy
Debt-for-nature swaps on a grand scale could slow…
➔ iOur internal narratives can hold us back. Changing them is tough but rewarding work | Modern mind
By The Guardian
We develop stories as short cuts to navigate our…
➔ iTake an area of outstanding beauty, cover it in pylons and concrete: how can we allow that? | Fiona…
By The Guardian
National Grid’s plan for the Suffolk coast is…
➔ iIn its progress and pain, Windrush brought us the birth of modern, multicultural Britain | Guy…
By The Guardian
West Indians and their families have suffered at…
➔ iA gardening club is a collective way to grow food, flowers and friendship
By The Guardian
Getting dirty hands in the garden is a private…
➔ iI was a Tory minister – but I think we need a Labour government | Chris Skidmore
By The Guardian
Rishi Sunak’s decision to side with climate…
➔ iSunak’s government has almost destroyed Natural England – just for doing its job | Guy Shrubsole
By The Guardian
After the election, Labour must end the attacks…
➔ iIndonesia’s New Capital Is a Mess of Trees and Dirt
By Foreign Policy
Environmental questions linger over the Nusantara…
➔ iYou’re richer than the king but only ‘pass’ at being posh? That’s the British class system…
By The Guardian
Like the characters in Ripley and Saltburn, the…
➔ i'Amphibious Soul' Review: A Wild Course of Therapy
By The Wall Street Journal
The filmmaker who hit big with ‘My Octopus…
➔ iThe environment is losing. Which means we’re all losing.
By The Washington Post
Environmental policy is losing voters’ support,…
➔ iDoes Labour’s manifesto deliver what the country needs? Our panel’s verdict
By The Guardian
Our experts previously revealed what pledges they…
➔ iHow could a city built on a lake run out of water? Look at Mexico City.
By The Washington Post
If nature insists on flooding, we flush the water…
➔ iVaughan Gething’s leadership crisis is a disaster – for Wales, for Labour and maybe even for…
By The Guardian
The first minister’s supporters insist that he…
➔ iICYMI: Kennedy Jr.’s Popularity Decreasing, But Threat Remains
By MoveOn.org
WASHINGTON, D.C. – As more and more voters…
➔ iGov. Hochul is leaving developmentally disabled NY-ers behind
By New York Post
Nearly five years ago, a nonprofit-run group home…
➔ iBiden’s twisted logic: funding anti-Israel radicals to save the planet and fight inflation
By New York Post
The Biden Environmental Protection Agency awarded…
➔ iSurfers Are Fighting to Save the Waves—and the Planet
By The Nation
Ilana Cohen By the end of the century, the…
➔ iOn Australia’s climate and extinction crises, the major parties both have questions to answer |…
By The Guardian
The Coalition has no climate policy. But…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Labor disgraces no man, but occasionally men disgrace labor."
- Ulysses S. Grant
"While men inhabiting different parts of this vast continent cannot be expected to hold the same opinions, they can unite in a common objective and sustain common principles."
- Franklin Pierce