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Lorah Steichen
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Climate Change
The United States' reentry to the Paris Climate Agreement is critical, but far from the sufficient. The path to a livable future requires new internationalism rooted in global cooperation, resource sharing, and solidarity.
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Lorah Steichen
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Climate Change,
Military & Security
A new Institute for Policy Studies report exposes the troubling link between new laws criminalizing protesters and the fossil fuel industry’s deep influence over elected officials.
By
Lorah Steichen
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Climate Change,
Military & Security
The Years of Repair shows how we can transform moments of urgent global crisis into catalysts for demanding and achieving a restorative, progressive vision for the future.
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Guest Blogger
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Climate Change
A new economic renewal plan would put millions of people back to work building a fairer, healthier, and more sustainable economy.
By
Lorah Steichen
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Climate Change,
Military & Security
Immigrant justice is climate justice. Demilitarization is core to achieving both.
By
Lorah Steichen
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Climate Change,
Military & Security
Fifteen years after Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the Gulf Coast, it remains a cautionary tale for how distorted budget priorities can result in militaristic, rather than humanitarian, disaster response.
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Josue De Luna Navarro
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Climate Change,
Military & Security
With the money we spend on ICE and CBP, we could solar power nearly 35 million homes.
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Lorah Steichen
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Climate Change,
Military & Security
The largest industrial military in the world is also one of the biggest polluters. Maintaining a massive military requires significant investment in carbon-intensive infrastructure and gas-guzzling equipment. The carbon footprint of the military is tremendous. So why isn’t “greening the military” a good solution?