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Bill McKibben published his first book over 20 years before Xiye Bastida was born. But as climate leaders, they agree that “for an activist to have hope is the most important thing.”

McKibben acknowledges that most of his dire predictions about climate change have come true since he first started writing about it three decades ago. And yet he insists “we are actually at a moment of extraordinary opportunity — the convergence of this big mobilization of people around the world.”

An important new study that came out a few minutes ago makes painfully clear precisely how much (and precisely how precisely) Exxon understood climate change, back in the days when it could have made a huge difference if they’d simply been honest.

As part of the generation that holds 70% of the disposable income in our country, I want that wealth to go to reversing the environmental damage we have done.

<strong>The long read</strong>: So much is happening, both wonderful and terrible – and it matters how we tell it. We can’t erase the bad news, but to ignore the good is the route to indifference or despair

Filled with celebs and unfunny gags, the bash at LeBron James’ mansion ends up feeling more exhausting than exciting.

As part of the generation that holds 70% of the disposable income in our country, I want that wealth to go to reversing the environmental damage we have done.

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San Francisco: Calling out the Media: Cheerleading for Ukraine War and Military Spending!

It’s that time of the year when we look back on the previous twelve months, but the other day I ran across a letter I wrote to my parents way