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Ongoing organizing in the labor movement could have enormous implications for curbing the climate crisis.

Center for Biological Diversity: Rising Energy Prices, Climate-Fueled Disasters Require Urgent Renewable Energy Investment

Dozens of groups urged leaders to increase funding for executive orders to spur renewable energy production under the Defense Production Act.

Biden’s invoking of the Defense Production Act to increase the production of clean energy could be a precedent for prioritizing the environment.

This growing wave of constructive activity needs to be combined to create labor’s own Green New Deal from Below.

Gregg Marcel Dixon is running in the Democrats' open primary against incumbent Jim Clyburn in South Carolina's Sixth District.

WASHINGTON—As far as green groups are concerned, the decision by Democratic President Joe Biden’s Interior Department to resume selling leases for oil drilling on federal lands was NOT the way to celebrate Earth Day.

Earth Day 2022 campaigners are hitting the streets from coast to coast, today and during the coming week. The actions follow by just a few days an announcement by President Joe Biden that he is reopening public lands to fossil fuel leases in order to drive down price increases he says are driven by...

Earth Day 2022 campaigners are hitting the streets from coast to coast, today and during the coming week. The actions follow by just a few days an announcement by President Joe Biden that he is reopening public lands to fossil fuel leases in order to drive down price increases he says are driven by...

WASHINGTON—As far as green groups are concerned, the decision by Democratic President Joe Biden’s Interior Department to resume selling leases for oil drilling on federal lands was NOT the way to celebrate Earth Day.