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June 16, 2023
GREENFIELD โ Over weeks of collecting stories and experiences of teens in a local theater group, one issue seemed to resonate with students more than others: gun violence.โOne day, the majority of the group came to rehearsal after there had been a...
June 16, 2023
Late into the night last week, Congress voted to raise the debt ceiling by passing the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023. In truth, this act will force through more toxic, unwanted fossil fuel infrastructure over the objections of communities. As people of faith and good conscience, we cannot call Congress’ vote anything close to “responsible.” Our common duty to protect our home calls on us to seek leaders willing to fight for environmental justice.
June 14, 2023
The air is very still, with peace and comity to all. With the darkening sky I cannot tell if rain is on one of the horizons or if the evening
June 12, 2023
Progressives once again felt they got the short end of a legislative deal.
June 10, 2023
Generation Z climate activists took to social media to protest United States President Joe Biden’s approval of the Willow Project. But they failed to take into consideration just how complex the issue is. 
June 9, 2023
Madison, Wisconsin, June 9 - 350 Wisconsin and over 50 climate activists rallied in Madison, WI to call for an immediate shut down to Line 5 and action fro
June 6, 2023
These are the ten countries leading the charge against the IEA recommendation that no new oil and gas field can come online for net zero 2050.
June 5, 2023
The Biden Administration has been an unmitigated disaster — it should come to an end.
June 4, 2023
In the seventh grade, I downloaded TikTok out of boredom. I remember the wave of stagnation and isolation that followed the pandemicโs stay-at-home order.
June 3, 2023
Progressives faced a stinging defeat this week when Congress voted to approve a bipartisan debt limit deal many in their caucus had opposed. It was the latest setback for the left flank in several months, where they have lost out not only on policy concessions but also in a recent high-profile election in Philadelphia. Theโฆ