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    How to stay cool in hot weather

    Though access to air conditioning helps prevent deaths from heat, relying mainly on AC may not be an ideal solution. In urban areas with a lot of AC use, waste heat from the units can make the local environment even hotter. And the carbon pollution caused by running AC can fuel further climate change, leading…

  • Satellite image map shows heatwave encompassing the northwest US and Southwest Canada.

    Saving lives from extreme heat: Lessons from the deadly 2021 Pacific Northwest heat wave

    Extreme heat disasters like this are becoming increasingly common in regions where high heat used to be rare. Blackouts during severe heat waves can also leave residents who believe they are protected because they have in home air conditioners at unexpected risk. To prepare, cities, neighborhoods, companies and individuals can take steps now that can…

  • nine workers stand with a Burgerville Workers Union banner outside a Burgerville location

    Independent, locally focused unions are expanding the playing field for workers’ rights

    While union efforts at corporate giants have gained the most national attention, labor organizing is also happening in businesses less accustomed to unionization, including small restaurants, the video game industry, museums, newsrooms, theaters, the arts, and nonprofit organizations. These unions are on the front lines of developing new ways of operating to bring new groups…

  • hands hold a candle in darkness, the flame makes the shape of a heart

    When activist burnout was a problem 50 years ago, this group found a solution

    Our first decision was to adopt the proposal of long-time activists George and Lillian Willoughby to put training together with cooperative living, in a center. Learning together, in a supportive community, would handle anxiety by emphasizing over and over, “It’s not all about you, it’s about us. Together we’ll learn to make a difference.”

  • people in conversation

    Liberatory Education 101

    First, attend to how you see yourself in the process of radicalizing others. Are you treating other people as vessels in which you can pour your “superior” knowledge into? If so, the radicalisation process, if it proceeds at all, is likely to be an unnecessarily arduous one. Liberatory education is a process of mutual growth and is…

  • Electronic waste at Agbogbloshie, Ghana

    The Ontology of Electronic Waste

    We all know about the false promises of the tech industry, and yet we adopt their myths. A report on the points of contact between squatting and e-waste, on greenwashing at e-waste conferences and on the tools of an anarchist reverse engineering laboratory.

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