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As you all know [inaudible] with your support that we are able to bring wonderful authors like tony to the literary community. So we really appreciate, you know, your support. So several events and author of Overground Railroad will be joining us on the 13th, the roots of black travel america. Theyll feature author and journalist charles jecko. Be sure toe check online. A bunch of events coming up in february. Journalists, activist from st. Louis, missouri, a member to have communist party usa a...

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The German Embassy in Port of Spain, in partnership with Climate Analytics, hosted an event on May 13 focusing on "just transition" in the Caribbean.

As we navigate through the aftermath of COP28, it becomes imperative to critically examine the nuances and implications of this phrase – Just Transition, recognizing its potential as a transformative force in shaping an equitable future.

Jim Morris has been an investigative journalist since 1978, taking an interest in worker safety in the 1990s while at the Houston Chronicle.

Jim Morris has been an investigative journalist since 1978, taking an interest in worker safety in the 1990s while at the Houston Chronicle.

In parts of Cancer Alley, a region rife with petrochemical plants, the risk of cancer is 47 times the EPA's acceptable standard.

In parts of Cancer Alley, a region rife with petrochemical plants, the risk of cancer is 47 times the EPA's acceptable standard.

“Contrary to popular belief, the concept of just transition did not emerge in response to the climate crisis,” writes sociologist Alice Mah, as she outlines the roots of worker protections, environmental regulations, and bans on the use of toxic chemicals, which lie with “unionized workers demanding just transitions not only to protect their livelihoods and communities, but also to protect their lives and health.”

Illinois shows what’s possible. Will Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo be an ally?