How JPMorgan Chase Became the Doomsday Bank
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The financial giant is the fossil-fuel industry's biggest lender. Protesters hope a national campaign of civil disobedience will force it to change course
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You Should Be at the Climate Strike: A Call to Arms From Bill McKibben
Posted in: Politics NewsThe author and activist on why you should join what could be the biggest day of climate action in the planet's history
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This Is How Human Extinction Could Play Out
Posted in: Politics FeaturesFood-system collapse, sea-level rise, disease. In his new book "Falter," Bill McKibben asks, “Is it Too Late?”
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Hit Fossil Fuels Where It Hurts – the Bottom Line
Posted in: Politics NewsThe divestment movement is having a big impact, and holdouts may be missing their one great chance to really change the world
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Bill McKibben: Winning Slowly Is the Same as Losing
Posted in: Politics NewsThe technology exists to combat climate change – what will it take to get our leaders to act?
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How to Tell If Your Reps Are Serious About Climate Change
Posted in: Politics FeaturesIn the wake of Trump pulling the U.S. out of the Paris Agreement, how serious are your elected leaders about fighting back?
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The New Battle Plan for the Planet’s Climate Crisis
Posted in: Politics FeaturesOne of the country's leading activists on Trump's Cabinet of climate deniers, and how to resist their fossil-fuel-loving agenda
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A Call to Arms: An Invitation to Demand Action on Climate Change
Posted in: Politics NewsWhen world leaders gather in New York this fall to confront climate change, tens of thousands of people (and maybe you) will be there to demand they take action before it's too late
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Obama and Climate Change: The Real Story
Posted in: Politics NewsThe president has said the right things about climate change – and has taken some positive steps. But we're drilling for more oil and digging up more carbon than ever
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The Fossil Fuel Resistance
Posted in: Politics NewsAs the world burns, a new movement to reverse climate change is emerging - fiercely, loudly and right next door
