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In her 2014 book, Naomi Klein argued that the climate crisis could “form the basis of a powerful mass movement,” and this movement should set itself the following objectives: to “radically expand the commons” (i.e., state-owned property and resources) to introduce a “carefully planned economy” to “change pretty much everything about our economy” to introduce “new taxes, new public works programs” “reversals of privatizations” “extinction for the richest and most powerfu...

Dr. Jeff Schreve will unpack powerful truths from the Bible that will help you along in your journey. Youll grow closer to Christ - and to the heart of God.

Dr. Jeff Schreve will unpack powerful truths from the Bible that will help you along in your journey. Youll grow closer to Christ - and to the heart of God.

>> the past 40 years of midterm elections show, as the party in power loses seats in the house and senate. i think the american public is done that themselves without elon musk telling them to do. >> think about jim jordan, he wants to do earrings about the fbis investigation of white supremacy. that is his agenda. so, the agenda of investigation, which i think the republicans are going to overreach, i think absolutely. a balance of power is an excellent thing. we do not live in that reality any...

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Why is humanity so entangled with the fossil fuel industry and incapable of meaningful climate action? What are the structures that make Big Oil so

I could never shake the nagging feeling that I was standing on the sidelines, watching idly as ecosystems around me fell like dominoes, writes Auston Chhor.

Antiquated Image I was reading "Building a Workforce" [October 12] when I noted the images on the cover of your magazine. What stood out for...

Understanding the intricacies of environmental justice can seem like a daunting task, but it’s really just as simple as reading an entertaining book. Pick up one of these for your next read and who knows, maybe it’ll inspire you to pick up the fight against climate change.

Opinion - Menopause is becoming less taboo and fewer people going through it are feeling alone, but we still have a long way to go, writes Sarah Connor.