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Climate Change Is Increasing Simultaneous Exposure to Heat Waves and Wildfire Smoke

Inside Climate News
4 weeks ago
More than 1 billion people per year were exposed to heat waves and fire pollution at the same time from 2010-2019, a sharp jump from the decade before it, according to a new study that highlights the growing public health crisis caused by global warming.  The research, published in Science Advances on Wednesday, is the […]
By Katie Surma

Student Protests Are Making Their Mark on Serbia’s Election

Jacobin
4 weeks ago
After two years of massive, student-led anti-corruption protests in Serbia, polls suggest their electoral list could win the October 25 election. It’s less clear how their ideologically diverse list can redirect protest energy into changing institutions.
Lela Vujanić

New Study Reveals Clues About the Origins of Nepal’s Deadly Flood

Inside Climate News
4 weeks ago
A new study in the journal Seismica presents the first comprehensive seismic analysis of what happened during the disastrous flood in Nepal on Aug. 26. But exactly what triggered the mountainside to give way remains unclear.  A massive section of a Himalayan mountainside collapsed near the Nepal-China border, sending millions of cubic meters of rock […]
By Alissa de Chassey

How Charles Manson Became a Hero of the American Far Right

Jacobin
4 weeks ago
The Tate–LaBianca murders established Charles Manson as one of the most notorious figures in modern American history. Manson’s very notoriety also made him into an iconic figure for neo-Nazis who embraced his vision of apocalyptic race war.
Claudia Verhoeven

Saudi intelligence officers

Distributed Denial of Secrets
4 weeks ago
An organizational chart and identity documents identifying hundreds of members of the General Intelligence Presidency (GIP), Saudi Arabia's primary intelligence agency. The data was released by...

Joe Biden’s Team Is Rewriting Its History on Gaza

Jacobin
4 weeks ago
Biden administration officials like Antony Blinken and Brett McGurk have embarked on media tours trying to whitewash their records over Israel’s destruction of Gaza. Their excuses for enabling genocide are as flimsy and threadbare as their ethical codes.
Akbar Shahid Ahmed

NIUS

Distributed Denial of Secrets
4 weeks ago
The complete edit history of the extremist website NIUS.de, including unpublished articles and media attachments. NIUS is known for its far-right populist rhetoric, its agitprop reporting, and...

Why Our Obsession With Extending Lifespans Is a Distraction

Jacobin
4 weeks ago
Life expectancies have risen for most people across the world. But the gap between how long people live and how long they will live healthily is widening. Poor labor conditions and lack of health care are to blame.
Jatinder Hayre

Neukölln, the Berlin District Where the Left Broke Through

Jacobin
4 weeks ago
Neukölln is a working-class, multicultural district of Berlin that embodies the turnaround in the German left’s fortunes. This has also made it the target of efforts to demonize socialist party Die Linke and disqualify its Muslim voters.
Frederik Blauwhof

Protest Against AI Mass-Cloned Chestnut Trees at Mycology Summit

Global Justice Ecology Project
4 weeks ago
At the 2026 New Moon Mycology Summit in September, participants held a protest against plans by the SilvaBio Corporation to genetically engineer fungus resistant chestnut trees using “AI-assisted mass-cloning” in order to manufacture and sell one million or more per year.
Heather Lee

The Wargame Is Wretched Propaganda

Jacobin
4 weeks ago
The new docudrama The Wargame imagines Britain responding to a Russian military attack. Its cast is full of real-life politicians — often figures with ties to the weapons industry using the show to demand more money for the armed forces.
Coll McCail

Aviation and Climate Change workshop: 28th November 2026

Safe Landing
4 weeks ago

Aviation and Climate Change: Understanding the Science to Help Shape the Future   Event details 📅 Date: 28th November, 2026 🕐 Time: 14:00 – 17:30 GMT 📍 Venue: Community Base, 113 Queens Road, Brighton, BN1 3XG (fully accessible by lift with accessible toilet facilities) 🎟  Cost: Free to attend — optional donations welcome to help […]

The post Aviation and Climate Change workshop: 28th November 2026 first appeared on Safe Landing.

The post Aviation and Climate Change workshop: 28th November 2026 appeared first on Safe Landing.

Dan Tipney

The Fire Retardant in the Seafood Chain

Inside Climate News
4 weeks ago
This story is part of an investigation conducted by an international team of journalists based at The Outlaw Ocean Project. Read the other stories here. In January 1966, a South African ship caught fire at sea. In port in Bristol, England, after firefighters pried open the smoking container, the conflagration spread and burned for five […]
By Ian Urbina

National Emergency Briefing Film – What about the workers?

Greener Jobs Alliance
4 weeks ago
GJAmanager

AutoZone Workers Won a Union. Then the Company Fired Them.

Jacobin
4 weeks ago
Workers in White Plains, New York, won the first union at any of AutoZone’s nearly 7,000 US stores, despite an aggressive anti-union campaign. The next day, the company fired a lead organizer. Then another.
Ashley Bishop

Nuclear-powered data centers? It’s a tough sell in Utah coal country.

Canary Media
4 weeks ago
This story was originally published by Grist . Sign up for Grist's weekly newsletter . Cindy O’Neil understands the boom-and-bust cycles of industry. Her husband spent years working in Carbon County’s namesake coal mines. In this pocket of central Utah, energy and the economy have long been intrinsically linked, at…
Leia Larsen

A Heffalump Is Haunting Hundred Acre Wood

Red Mole: A Marxist's Critique of the Bureaucratic Left
4 weeks ago
Winnie-the-Pooh was published while a million miners were still locked out. It describes a forest in which nobody works and everybody eats.
Duncan Chapel

How one Chicago program is diversifying the solar workforce

Canary Media
4 weeks ago
CHICAGO — On a beautiful fall Saturday morning on the South Side of Chicago, the Life Center Church of God in Christ thrummed with excitement. The pews were packed with over a thousand people dressed in their best — including more than a hundred in black graduation caps and gowns. Before praying, Pastor Torrey L.…
Kari Lydersen

“They’re Trying to Starve Us”: BP Opposes Unemployment Benefits for Locked-Out Workers

Workday Magazine
4 weeks ago

Six and a half months into a lockout, the oil giant is appealing workers’ unemployment, a move that could force union members to pay back the benefits they’ve received.

The post “They’re Trying to Starve Us”: BP Opposes Unemployment Benefits for Locked-Out Workers appeared first on Workday Magazine.

Editor

Ecuador Revives Plans for Amazon Oil Expansion

Amazon Watch
4 weeks ago

Investors should not be fooled. The seven Indigenous nations remain united in their opposition, and neither the Amazon nor the global climate can afford more extraction.

The post Ecuador Revives Plans for Amazon Oil Expansion first appeared on Amazon Watch.
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