LNS president Joe Uehlein will kick off a tour for his new book, Three Roads: Labor Music Ecology June 11 in Dearborn, MI to celebrate the release of Three Roads: Labor, Music, Ecology.
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At the recent Jobs With Justice conference in Atlanta, labor and community organizers joined Union of Southern Service Workers members in a powerful march and rally alongside Waffle House workers demanding dignity on the job, safer workplaces, and a living wage.
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A growing list of labor unions – including IBEW Local 280, Iron Workers Local 29, SMART Local 16, CWA Local 7901, and the Eugene Education Association – have all endorsed the Eugene Clean Energy Fund.
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Liz Razloff, Director, Center for Labor and Community Studies at the University of Michigan-Dearborn and former co-director of the Labor Network for Sustainability, recently wrote...
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According to a new report from the research organization Ember, last year solar and wind power accounted for 99 percent of the growth in world electricity supply, while generation using fossil fuels declined.
The post Solar and Wind Providing 99% of New Global Electricity! first appeared on Labor Network for Sustainability.
Unexpected breakthroughs are making energy produced from sun, wind, and water cheaper, safer, and more efficient than energy produced from fossil fuels. That’s according to a new series of commentaries by LNS senior strategic advisor and co-founder Jeremy Brecher.
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Scientists are now warning that a massive El Niño, the periodic warming phenomenon, is forming in the Pacific and it could rival or surpass the previous worst ones on record.
The post El Niño 2026: what’s happening? appeared first on 350.
Sacramento Homeless Union, recipient of A Radical Guide's Mutual Aid General Fund - May 2026
The post Mutual Aid General Fund Recipient – May 2026: Sacramento Homeless Union appeared first on A Radical Guide. by Jason Bayless
Progress doesn't always make the news. This week, it should.
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America’s wetlands haven’t changed, but federal law regarding wetlands has never stopped changing in recent decades. Federal environmental and agricultural agencies and federal courts have taken a zig-zag course, alternately strengthening and weakening Clean Water Act (CWA) protections. In recent years, courts and the two Trump Administrations have taken direct aim at the very definition... Read more »
The post Wetlands whipsaw: Three years after Sackett v. EPA appeared first on Flow Water Advocates.
A new autonomous vehicle authorization bill threatens the livelihoods of thousands of DC workers, risks wasting the time of hundreds of thousands in worsened traffic, explicitly permits yet another form of surveillance technology, and leaves any potential safety benefits in the hands of a Silicon Valley tech company.
The post Metro DC DSA Urges DC Council to Put Working People Before Autonomous Vehicle Companies appeared first on Metro DC Democratic Socialists of America.
Op-Ed by Victoria Higgins, CCAN Action Fund’s Virginia Director, initially published in Richmond Times Dispatch. Make it make sense: At a time when Virginians’ bills are being hit by soaring fuel costs, yet again tied to never-ending wars overseas, Dominion is proposing what would be the second-largest gas plant in the United States. Never mind that […]
The post Why Virginians Are Paying Billions for Dominion’s Data Center Gas Plant appeared first on Chesapeake Climate Action Network.
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