An image from the Danish defense command shows the Nord Stream 2 pipeline leak

Apparent Sabotage of Nord Stream Pipelines Risks 'Unprecedented' Climate Nightmare

While it's unclear who was responsible for the damage, Greenpeace E.U. said "what's certain is that this is terrible news for the climate, and that Europe's addiction to gas must end."

by Jake Johnson

Bernie Sanders at a 'Cancel Student Debt' rally

'Obscene,' Says Sanders After CBO Reports Richest 1% Now Owns Over 1/3 of US Wealth

"In the richest country on Earth, the time is long overdue for us to create a government and an economy that works for all of us, not just the 1%."

by Brett Wilkins

Winds blow palm trees ahead of Hurricane Ian

Fresh Demands for 'Climate Emergency Declaration' as Monster Hurricane Ian Comes Ashore

"How can we call this anything but what it is—a climate emergency?" asked the Sunrise Movement.

by Julia Conley

• Experts Sound Alarm Over 'Growing Threat' of Genetically Engineered Trees

• New Report Reveals How 13 US States 'Shield the Fortunes of the World's Richest People'

• 11 Million Without Electricity in Cuba as Hurricane Ian Knocks Out Power Grid

• 'We'll Beat You Again,' Say Climate Advocates as Biden Eyes New Path for Manchin's Dirty Deal

• Alarming Report Warns 1 in 8 Bird Species Now Facing Extinction

• Top Central Banks Told to Stop 'Bankrolling' Deforestation

• 85% of Global Population Set to Live Under 'Deadly' Austerity Measures Next Year

Sen. Joe Manchin outside the White House

Defeat of Manchin's Dirty Deal Is a Win for Environmental Justice and Health Equity

While we celebrate this victory for the health of our climate and the well-being of our communities, it is critical that we stay vigilant.

by Laalitha Surapaneni

McDonald's worker taking an order at a counter.

California AB 257 Is Tip of the Iceberg When It Comes to 'Workplace Fissure'

If workplace fissuring continues to grow at the exponential rate we're currently seeing, the result will be that workers' rights, power, and pay will suffer.

by Emily Andrews

Local reporter working as teacher protest in Miami

Policies That Center Community Voices Are Key to Solving the Local-News Crisis

The future of local news is too important to be left to market forces, and the media conglomerates that got us into the local-news crisis aren't going to get us out of it.

by Amy Kroin, Mike Rispoli