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Across the US, pro-Palestine students have faced repression, suspension, and arrest. We asked more than a dozen students to share how their schools have restricted the right to protest.

With calls for divestment spreading this past week, students share how dozens of U.S. colleges are cracking down on pro-Palestine demonstrations.

Growing up, many of our first introductions to the concept of sex is through the birds and the bees. Masked as an innocent mechanism of explanation, the birds and the

Michael Prado has provided bottled water to his neighbors in California’s Central Valley. Because most wells in town have been contaminated by runoff from agriculture.

Decades of disinvestment have led to racialized disparities in access to safe drinking water and effective wastewater services.

This week, AI news anchors, LA’s sushi revolution, a welcome interruption to King Charles’s coronation, lots of viral posts, and why did Austrian newspapers leave their front pages blank?

Corporate broadcast TV news coverage of environmental justice dipped in both quality and quantity in 2022 compared to 2021. And like in previous years, last year’s coverage missed multiple opportunities to apply an environmental justice lens to key national stories that demanded more context about the complex harms that racism, economic exploitation, and environmental injustice have on vulnerable communities. Even the segments told through an environmental justice framework often failed to dem...