The following interview with Naeema Muhammad, interim director of the North Carolina Environmental Justice Network, was conducted by Durham, N.C.,…
Michigan is not exactly a state that an oil and gas industry executive would call “unwelcoming.” In fact, there is…
There is an elephant in the climate debate that by U.S. demand cannot be discussed or even acknowledged. This agreement…
Many people are already deeply concerned about the sinister damage to the environment done by hydraulic fracturing, better known as…
Three hundred people gathered July 6 at the Ezra Prentice Basketball Court in South Albany, N.Y., a poor, predominantly Black…
A runaway train carrying Bakken formation crude oil derailed last year on July 6. The resulting explosion killed 47 people…
Last year in March, a huge percentage of people in this country ranked five other topics more dangerous than climate…
Big business: ‘Profits come first’ The U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has issued a dire report based on the…
The following document was prepared by members of the Durham, N.C., branch of Workers World Party and updated on April…
Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy brought devastation that was not solely from natural causes, as was reported at the time in…