Weekly updates on the climate movement. The big headlines, actions you need to know about, and a dose of hope for the week ahead.
Hi, all. It’s pretty clear that America is failing its youth at the moment–from the seemingly unending string of horrific school shootings, like the tragedy in Uvalde, TX this past week, to the astounding number of children in poverty in this country (6 million kids, an increase of over 1 million since 2019, and fully a quarter …
Hi, all. Hope is something that can feel in short supply much of the time when thinking or talking about the climate crisis, or for that matter, any of the other major issues in the news–war, racism, reproductive rights–take your pick; None of it gives you any sort of warm or fuzzy feeling. As climate …
I want to highlight some exciting features from our Climate Action Explorer this Monday. Some are new updates, and others have been around for a little while, but haven’t necessarily been noted yet. First off, you may have noticed a lot of actions now living all the way over in Egypt that aren’t necessarily connected to Egypt, …
I’m guessing I’m not alone in having our legal system here in America be top of mind this week as the Supreme Court prepares to likely overturn Roe v. Wade. It’s a devastating blow to reproductive rights and public health more generally, and on top of that, this upcoming decision and the way it was …
Hi, all. Welcome back to another edition of Movement Monday. Our tech guru of the group, Evie, just updated the Climate Action Explorer, and it has over 700 actions on it–yahoo! For this week’s newsletter, I’m going to highlight a few of those actions you can find on there that are maybe a little off …
Happy Week-After-Earth-Day–when we still pay attention to the natural world around us and work to address the climate crisis. The nationwide day-of-environment-hype may be over, but thank you, dear reader, for tuning in to the climate movement every other week of the year as well– we need you, and the Earth needs you! There are a few …
Earth Day 2022 is right around the corner, happening this Friday April 22. When Earth Day was founded 52 years ago, it had some pretty intense imagery as inspiration and motivation for the movement, including the Cuyahoga River lighting on fire and the release of Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring. This really fired up the populace and …
.@Sen_JoeManchin You’ve made millions off the backs of regular West Virginians. While our streams were poisoned you made money. While our children went without insulin your daughter profited. West Virginia isn’t for sale. Our lives, our climate, our air is not for sale! pic.twitter.com/nUSWCPCXRs — The Coal Baron Blockade (@WV_Rising) April 10, 2022 This past …
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released another report today centered on how to mitigate the climate crisis (the first two being about the physical science of climate change and the current and future impacts of climate change). The report is a kind of a hot mess, and I mean that in pretty much all senses of …
Welcome back to another edition of Movement… Tuesday? As you may (or may not) have noticed, you didn’t get your weekly edition of climate movement updates in your inbox yesterday; not to worry, however, it’s here now! Apologies for the belated newsletter–a busy weekend and travel day yesterday got the better of me, and Movement …
