TOP NEWS: Russia Accused of 'Nuclear Terror' After Fire at Zaporizhzhia Power Plant

 

View in browser March 04, 2022 Top News Fears of Nuclear Disaster in Ukraine Bolster Push for Renewable Future "Noting one small advantage of solar panels is that if you shell them, they break into chunks of glass." by Jessica Corbett NATO Rejects Ukraine No-Fly Zone That Could Spark 'Full-Fledged War in Europe' "We are not part of this conflict, and we have a responsibility to ensure it does not escalate and spread beyond Ukraine," said NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg. by Jake Johnson Russia Accused of 'Nuclear Terror' After Fire at Zaporizhzhia Power Plant "This is the biggest nuclear power plant in Europe," said one nuclear non-proliferation group. "We are perched on the precipice of catastrophe." by Jake Johnson More Top News • US Embassy in Kyiv Accuses Russia of 'War Crime' for Shelling Nuclear Power Plant • HRW Confirms Russia Dropped Cluster Bombs on Kharkiv • Progressives Says Strong Jobs Report Shows Democratic Relief Packages Worked • Peace Groups to Demand 'Russian Troops Out' of Ukraine at Weekend Rallies • Biden Urged to Prevent 'Catastrophe' by Reversing Seizure of Afghan Funds • Grijalva Warns Against Fossil Fuel Lobby's Drilling Push Amid Ukraine War VIEW ALL NEWS Quality journalism. Progressive values. Our new media model is simple: we rely on our readers and thousands of small donations to keep us moving forward. No ads; no paywalls: our content is free, and our readers sustain us. DONATE TODAY Opinion Russia's War Crime in Targeting Nuclear Plant Makes Clear the Urgency for Renewable Energy Green Party officials in Germany, part of the ruling coalition, are calling wind and solar "Freedom Energy" because they help the nation escape Putin's vise. by Juan Cole 'Let Them Kill as Many as Possible': The Roots of US Militarism in Russia and Around the World What the people of Ukraine are suffering from Russian aggression is suffered daily by millions around the world from U.S. aggression. by Brian Terrell What Is the Path for a Negotiated Peace in Ukraine? Historians of the future should condemn Russia very harshly indeed for its invasion of Ukraine; but they will also not forgive the West if we fail to promote a reasonable peace. by Anatol Lieven VIEW ALL OPINION Call 207.775.0488 to donate by phone or mail a check to: Common Dreams, PO Box 443, Portland, ME 04112, United States Common Dreams is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Your contribution is tax-deductible. EIN: 20-3368194