Stand.earth Climate Finance experts on the 2026 Banking on Climate Chaos report: Fossil fuel financing increase coupled with climate policy rollbacks is concerning
Afrika Vuka Week 2026
Why affordable energy is a human right and how we end this political crisis
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Flow embarks on new era; launches nationwide search for next executive director
After 15 years of transforming grassroots determination into landmark legal and policy victories for our region’s rivers, lakes, and streams, Flow Water Advocates is boldly stepping into its next era of water protection. Elizabeth Kirkwood, Flow’s founding executive director, who has led the organization from a determined startup into one of the Great Lakes region’s... Read more »
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Canadian Mining Company Changes President in Brazil Amid Xingu Dispute
Canadian mining company Belo Sun has changed the leadership of its operations in Brazil. The move comes as the company works to convince investors that the project is moving forward.
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Learn about Bread and Roses and the fight for better working conditions faced by young laborers in early 1900s textile industries.
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The Denver Organizing Summit
The Ladder Built in Midair: Part One of 'The Vanguard in Retreat'
Susan Mirsky wins “unsung hero” award
What General Strike U.S. Is Building Right Now
Join the movement for political change with General Strike U.S. and see how community engagement is making a difference.
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Social Murder: Pandemic Profits and Vaccine Apartheid
Roll up, roll up, get your plutonium here!
As energy costs rise, Pacific people look to the sun
What the just transition looks like to a solar energy technician
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Labor Notes and the Labor Left: Dead Ends and Pseudo-Combativity
This CSAN article accompanies CSAN’s participation in the event “For a Fighting Workers Movement: A Militant Critique of Labor Notes” – Event details here. Soon, sections of the labor movement from across North America and internationally will be gathering in Chicago for the 2026 Labor Notes conference. This conference serves as another moment in which […]
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Upcoming Event: For a Fighting Workers Movement – A Militant Critique of Labor Notes
Join an array of class struggle groups in the labor movement for a discussion on the dead end of Democratic Party politics and class collaboration, and to advance our common goals of transforming the workers’ movement and building fighting organizations, independent of the bosses, their political parties, and their government. Date & Time: Sunday, June […]
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What the Connections Convention Needs to Hear
Canada’s AI strategy falls short on protecting communities
Hype vs. Reality: A Heads of Agreement (HoA) is a not legally binding contract
Out of Pocket: The real cost of importing fossil fuels on electricity bills
Relying on imported fossil fuels is an expensive way to generate power. In many importing Asian countries, households are paying the price.
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