Climate change is here: waging wars won’t help
At a time when the risk of inaction on climate change is growing, fed by influential climate skeptics in the Trump administration, it is critical that the climate justice movement reject a militarized and violent response to climate change.
A summer of hope
Climate camps and actions in Europe, summer 2017
On Paris, it’s Trump and the fossil fuel industry versus everyone else on earth
In the past few years, reactionary politicians across the world have been seizing power with the backing of fossil fuel...
This Pennsylvanian is heading to the Peoples Climate March as Trump Flees DC
Guest post by Tim Spiese of Lancaster Against Pipelines. I was recently asked why I am attending the Peoples Climate...
Peoples Climate March 2017 – by the numbers
The Peoples Climate March will thunder through the streets of Washington DC on April 29th. Here’s what to expect from...
Using Art to Tell Our Story at the Peoples Climate March
Each time I join a march, all the homemade signs, banners, songs, and performances tell me a powerful story about what...
This is game time, not game over: #NoKXL live strategy session
Trump just “approved” the permit for the Keystone XL pipeline – but this fight is far from over. We must come together...
The action is over – but the fight for climate justice continues
Ende Gelände in 2015 and 2016 were the largest protests against coal Germany and Europe have seen. Many of you...
A message to Big Oil: we will hold you accountable.
As world leaders gathered in Rio in June 1992 for the first global climate talks, I was still in my...
Climate strategy discussion is taking place in Belarus
A few days ago, at the end of January, the representatives of Belarusian cities that have signed the Covenant of...