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NextEra-Dominion Merger Is Designed to Speed-Run the Data Center Boom — With Virginians Guaranteeing the Bill

Chesapeake Climate Action Network
1 month ago

Florida-based company has history of rate hikes and political manipulation   RICHMOND, VA — Today, Florida-based electric utility NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy submitted a merger application to the State Corporation Commission (SCC). Following the acquisition, NextEra would become the largest regulated electric utility monopoly in the United States, serving roughly 10 million customers across […]

The post NextEra-Dominion Merger Is Designed to Speed-Run the Data Center Boom — With Virginians Guaranteeing the Bill appeared first on Chesapeake Climate Action Network.

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Filmed in Western Sahara, The Odyssey Endorses Colonialism

Jacobin
1 month ago
For five decades, Morocco has illegally occupied Western Sahara. The shooting of part of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in the territory, backed by state subsidies, serves a far-reaching effort to normalize Morocco’s colonial rule.
Eoghan Gilmartin

To Celebrate Bastille Day, $7.89 Subscriptions

Jacobin
1 month ago
Bastille Day is the perfect day to convert a friend into a Jacobin. Yearlong print and digital subscriptions are just $7.89 today.
Editors

Beyond the spark: Why wildfires across Europe are getting worse

350
1 month ago

Wildfires are becoming a familiar part of the European summer, from the hills of Wales to the forests of Spain and southern France.

The post Beyond the spark: Why wildfires across Europe are getting worse appeared first on 350.

kimbryan

Richard Pryor’s Daughter on His Radical Legacy

Jacobin
1 month ago
Historian Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor discusses her new memoir, the history of the N-word, and why her father used comedy to confront racism.
Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor

Young Washington: A Simpleminded Take on Our First President

Jacobin
1 month ago
The Christian conservative Angel Studios’ Young Washington feels more like a MAGA political project than a movie. Sadly, it’s the exact kind of paint-by-numbers George Washington biopic you would’ve expected.
Eileen Jones

Why I can’t endorse Count Binface

Red Mole: A Marxist's Critique of the Bureaucratic Left
1 month ago
Duncan Chapel replies to Jessica MacKenzie and Simon Hannah
Duncan Chapel

The Criticisms of Bernie’s AI Wealth Fund Idea Don’t Hold Up

Jacobin
1 month ago
Bernie Sanders has proposed making artificial intelligence providers hand over 50% of their stock to a US sovereign wealth fund. Criticisms of the idea, ranging from AI skepticism to arguments against public ownership, have not been compelling.
Matt Bruenig

How hot is too hot?

Greener Jobs Alliance
1 month ago
GJAmanager

The Machinery Is Already Built: Britain isn't Turkey in slow motion. The cage here is being built first.

Red Mole: A Marxist's Critique of the Bureaucratic Left
1 month ago
Erdoğan stops his opponents through the courts, not with tanks. British socialists arguing about ‘creeping fascism’ ask the wrong question: the state Reform will inherit in 2029 is being built now.
Duncan Chapel

The Left Needs Its Own Foreign Policy

Jacobin
1 month ago
Outrage at US complicity in the war on Gaza has pushed many Americans to think about international politics for the first time. The Left should seize this moment to push its vision of how the global order should run.
Tim Hirschel-Burns

Greentech Revolution in the States

Labor Network for Sustainability
1 month ago

While Trump conducts his war against Greentech, many US states are forging ahead with energy expansion based on sun, wind, and water. Greentech’s slashing of the cost of renewable energy production and use has made states turn to it not only to protect the climate but to make energy affordable for their people.

The post Greentech Revolution in the States first appeared on Labor Network for Sustainability.

Jeremy Brecher

Aliens Gave Us One of Hollywood’s Great Working-Class Heroes

Jacobin
1 month ago
When James Cameron’s Aliens was released 40 years ago, film critics dismissed it as a dumb blockbuster, a defense of patriarchy, and a reflection of US scorched-earth military policy. They were wrong on all counts.
Jarek Paul Ervin

What Marx Can Tell Us About Artificial Intelligence

Jacobin
1 month ago
Karl Marx’s analysis of capitalism’s tendency to replace living labor with machines can help shed light on how AI take-up may develop.
Branko Milanovic

Microsoft’s sustainability report discloses 80% emissions increase since 2020, reveals energy demand rivaling Denmark, leaves out massive new fossil gas buildout that will double company’s pollution: analysis

Stand Earth
1 month ago
SAN FRANCISCO (Chochenyo and Karkin Ohlone Lands)—Microsoft’s latest sustainability report paints a picture of climate progress while omitting one of the company’s biggest climate liabilities: a massive deployment of fossil fuel-powered infrastructure to power its growing AI and data center empire. A new Stand.earth-commissioned analysis finds Microsoft makes no mention of three planned fossil gas power plants, totaling 4.75 […]
shane

Unable to Accept Defeat, Donald Trump Presses On in Iran

Jacobin
1 month ago
Iran has destroyed much of the US’s military infrastructure across West Asia and strengthened its position by controlling the Strait of Hormuz — yet Trump has learned nothing from his defeat.
Arron Reza Merat

Why the French Revolution Matters

Jacobin
1 month ago
The storming of the Bastille was the opening act in a century-long upheaval that broke with the premodern world and finally put ordinary people in charge of their nation’s destiny. That’s the legacy of the French Revolution.
Vivek Chibber

Microsoft’s ‘Un-sustainability’ Report: 2026 Analysis

Stand Earth
1 month ago
Key Findings: Microsoft’s new report does not mention its fossil gas plant megaprojects. The three upcoming fossil fuelled power stations will more than double the company’s emissions. Microsoft’s real emissions have already grown by 80% since 2020, due largely to emissions intensive infrastructure for new data centres and connections to the grid. Microsoft’s power consumption […]
shane

No shortage of nuclear weapons

Tri Valley Cares
1 month 1 week ago

They've increased the Pentagon Budget by 25% for 2027 to $1.5 trillion, largest ever, but don't cross out War.

The post No shortage of nuclear weapons appeared first on Tri Valley CAREs.

Anoushka Raj

Only International Solidarity Can Free Palestine

Jacobin
1 month 1 week ago
Given the structural constraints they face, the path to liberation for Palestinians does not run through armed struggle. Liberation will require the kind of sustained international solidarity that isolated apartheid South Africa.
Ahmad Al-Sholi
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