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Climate Justice and Anti-Imperialism

They Are Right About the Carbon Tax. They Are Also Burning the Coal

They Say It Could Kill Us All. They Are Building It Anyway.

Nepal Has Sent the Bill. India’s Name Is on It

The Himalaya Was Never a Border Dispute

They Guaranteed Water to the Data Centres. Not to the City.

They Have Known Since 1954. They Still Won’t Legislate.

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Freezing weather in US, severe heat in Australia: 2019 begins in extreme

February 3, 2019

In India, weather officials issued warnings of heavy or very heavy rain and snow for Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh, prompting warnings of...

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Making money while the sun shines: How farmers in this Gujarat village use and sell clean energy

February 3, 2019

Until three years ago, farmers in Dhundi, a village in Gujarat’s Kheda district south-east of the state’s capital city Gandhinagar, knew only one way...

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ONGC’s missing radioactive isotope found in scrap shop by cops

January 31, 2019

New Delhi: The police on Wednesday traced the ONGC’s missing lead container with radioactive substance, caesium 137, at an iron scrap shop in...

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Issues in power subsidy and farm distress

January 26, 2019

Farmers are wrongly blamed for high power consumption. They need incentives for growing appropriate crops. Read more…

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Europe’s Most Important River Is Running Dry

January 26, 2019

The Rhine waterway, critical to moving coal, car parts, food and thousands of other goods, risks becoming impassable because of climate change. Read...

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A Weakening Global Expansion Amid Growing Risks

January 22, 2019

While global growth in 2018 remained close to postcrisis highs, the global expansion is weakening and at a rate that is somewhat faster than expected...

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Munroe Thuruthu, in Kollam district, is slowly going under water

January 20, 2019

Munroe Thuruthu, in Kollam district, is slowly going under water, and its fleeing residents join the swelling ranks of climate refugees. Navamy...

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Against Forgetting: Ground Zero Nagasaki

January 19, 2019

Landing at Nagasaki Airport last November, I joined a line of Japanese men, women, and children waiting to disembark from our plane.  Read more…

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How Governments React to Climate Change: An Interview with the Political Theorists Joel Wainwright and Geoff Mann

January 18, 2019

On New Year’s Day, the far-right populist Jair Bolsonaro took power in Brazil, posing an urgent threat to Brazilians and to the planet. Read...

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To meet climate change targets, India must enable Adivasis to conserve its natural forests

January 15, 2019

At the Katowice Climate Change Conference in December, Indian negotiators fought for firm financial commitments to the global climate kitty from...

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