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If Corporations Have Rights, So Does Nature

A whopping 61 percent of Toledo’s voters said “yes” to recognizing legally enforceable rights for the natural world.

My two-year old will barely be the age I am now when the climate catastrophe comes, and that realization is taking a toll.

Milwaukee’s novel approach to combating racial inequity should inspire other cities.

… Every problem looks like a nail?

Inequalities in our broader society also occur in the queer community.

Low-income neighborhoods need employee-owned businesses anchored to their communities, not investors looking to make a quick buck.

If you feel powerless, remember that the biggest change you can make is to support leaders who think our planet is actually worth saving.

Border authorities arrested a Texas woman for stopping to help bedraggled teenagers who desperately needed it.

Are Trump’s trade wars choking off the global economy?

Trump’s trade disruptions are inflicting real pain, but they’re also exposing the frailty of an agriculture economy built for big business.