Dakota Access Pipeline Divestiture and Climate Change Politics
Divestiture initiatives are unlikely to halt DAPL’s construction, but show cautious promise for stopping future US pipeline projects.
Read more...Divestiture initiatives are unlikely to halt DAPL’s construction, but show cautious promise for stopping future US pipeline projects.
Read more...TRNN interview with Robert Pollin and Gerald Horne discussing the role of Democrats in setting the scene for Trump’s climate change inaction.
Read more...Oklahoma becomes the first state to enact an anti-trespass law aimed at pipeline protests. Will this spark a national trend targeting protest and dissent?
Read more...Some advice for activists on how to stay motivated in the face of despair.
Read more...Republicans use obscure 1996 law to roll back midnight rules. Federal courts are soon likely to consider its limits.
Read more...States such as Oklahoma and North Dakota lead the way in repressing protest over pipeline and fracking activities.
Read more...Famine has hit several African countries. This may be a harbinger of climate change’s future severe impact, particularly on the world’s poor.
Read more...Could dirt be a magic bullet in the fight to reduce carbon levels?
Read more...Sustainable fashion initiatives face huge obstacles in displacing fast fashion’s popularity, despite fair labor and environmental concerns.
Read more...US Navy schedules latest war games exercise in Gulf of Alaska, without due regard for environmental or community concerns.
Read more...How viable are “cleaner” coal technologies? And can carbon sequestration save the day?
Read more...Lean Logic, community, and a post-growth world.
Read more...Although additional regulatory approvals, lawsuits, and protests loom, the controversial Keystone XL pipeline now looks likely to proceed.
Read more...Costs of meeting CAFE standards may be 40% lower than EPA estimates; implementing common standards may reduce uncertainty and help carmakers.
Read more...Reframing climate change to address co-benefit issues seems logical, and we can look for local government leaders in red states to lead the way
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