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Monday, September 4, 2023

TOP NEWS: GOP Shutdown Threat Raises Risk of 'Inhumane' Cuts to Food Aid

 




September 04, 2023


Top News


Rich Nations Have Delivered Mere 'Pittance' to Help East Africa Tackle Climate Crisis: Oxfam

"We have an abundance of clean, renewable energy," said one African activist. "But to unlock it, Africa needs funding from countries that have got rich off our suffering."

Jake Johnson

'This Is Absurd': Major Banks Continue to Fund Climate Chaos in Global South

ActionAid found that since the Paris agreement, banks have funded the largest Big Ag companies doing business in the Global South to the tune of $370 billion and the fossil fuel sector to the tune of $3.2 trillion.

Olivia Rosane

Global Biodiversity Panel Warns Humans' Introduction of Invasive Species Threatens Nature, Food Security

"With so many major drivers of change predicted to worsen," said one researcher, "it is expected that the increase of invasive alien species and their negative impacts, are likely to be significantly greater."

Julia Conley

GOP Shutdown Threat Raises Risk of 'Inhumane' Cuts to Food Aid

"House Republicans are listening to their most extreme members on steps that could slow the flow of relief and put us to the brink of a government shutdown," warned Democratic Rep. Rosa DeLauro.

Jake Johnson

Tens of Thousands in Seoul: 'Stop the Dumping of Radioactive Wastewater'

'It is time for the international community to step in and call out this clear breach of the international law'

Common Dreams staff

US to Begin Sending Controversial Depleted Uranium Shells to Ukraine

Peace groups have long campaigned for a ban on DU munitions

Common Dreams staff

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As Auto Strike Looms, Biden Admin Puts $15.5 Billion Toward Just Transition to EVs

 

'Powerful Example': California Now Largest Economy to Back Fossil Fuel Nonproliferation Treaty

 

'A Welcome Relief': Transportation Department Suspends Trump-Era LNG 'Bomb Trains' Rule

 

Watchdog Calls On Judge With Pharma Investments to Recuse From Drug Pricing Case

 

Trump's Last-Minute Attack on Old-Growth Trees Was Illegal, Judge Rules

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Opinion

What’s at Stake at the Africa Climate Summit?

We hope that the summit will prioritise the voices and concerns of us—young people, who are the ones who will inherit the consequences of climate inaction.

Gerance Mutwol

Expand Social Security to Honor US Workers

As traditional pensions continue to disappear, Social Security is more vital to American workers’ economic security than ever.

Nancy J. Altman

Let’s Raise the Standard for Workplace Accommodations This Labor Day

Disabled workers are a growing portion of the labor force and a vital asset to our economy, but pandemic-era accesibility gains could end up being temporary if we’re not careful.

Olivia Alperstein

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Saturday, September 2, 2023

TOP NEWS: 'Powerful Example': California Backs Fossil Fuel Nonproliferation Treaty

 


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September 01, 2023


Top News

 

As Auto Strike Looms, Biden Admin Puts $15.5 Billion Toward Just Transition to EVs

"We are glad to see the Biden administration doing its part to reject the false choice between a good job and a green job," said the United Auto Workers president.

Jessica Corbett

 

'Powerful Example': California Now Largest Economy to Back Fossil Fuel Nonproliferation Treaty

"We hope this move locks in real action on ending the era of fossil fuels in California, and spurs other regions, states, and countries to join forces in tackling the root cause of the climate crisis," said one activist.

Jessica Corbett

 

'A Welcome Relief': Transportation Department Suspends Trump-Era LNG 'Bomb Trains' Rule

While celebrating the forthcoming review, campaigners also argued that "Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg should put a new rule in place that restores the ban on LNG by rail once and for all."

Jessica Corbett

 

Watchdog Calls On Judge With Pharma Investments to Recuse From Drug Pricing Case

"Any chance that Judge Rose evaluates this case in his own personal financial interest, rather than by the letter of the law, is a significant threat to judicial ethics."

Jake Johnson

 

Trump's Last-Minute Attack on Old-Growth Trees Was Illegal, Judge Rules

The federal judge said that the "highly uncertain effects of this project, when considered in light of its massive scope and setting, raise substantial questions about whether this project will have a significant effect on the environment."

Olivia Rosane

 

'Big Tech's Best Friend': Progressives Target Top Democrat on House Antitrust Panel

Rep. Lou Correa "betrayed consumers and left small businesses at the mercy of Big Tech and other monopolies," reads a mailer sent by an arm of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee.

Jake Johnson

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UAW Files Charges Against Big Automakers, Alleging 'Willful Refusal to Bargain'

 

Florida-Bound Biden Faces Calls to Declare Climate Emergency After Hurricane Idalia

 

Greg Casar Drafting Bill to Connect Texas to National Electric Grids

 

Biden Infrastructure Report Pushes 'Disastrous Water Privatization Schemes,' Watchdog Says

 

Texas Supreme Court Allows State's 'Cruel' Gender-Affirming Care Ban to Take Effect

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Opinion

 

How the Media Turns Migrants Into Monsters

As long as the U.S. continues to manufacture conditions ripe for mass migration in Latin America, news readers must come to grips with how today’s journalism coaxes Americans into hating migrants.

Lara-Nour Walton

 

Defend Direct Democracy to Save Abortion Access

For years, extremists and the special interests who fund them have made it clear that they are willing to shut down the use of ballot measures if it means making short-term gains to restrict progress on issues like reproductive rights.

Hannah Ledford

 

Peace Is Just as Possible as War

On International Peace Day this September 21, imagine an unstoppable wave of peace actions sweeping across our country.

H. Patricia Hynes

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