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  • A cartoon in which an oilman with a gas pump pumps gas into George W. Bush's ear as he says, "I have been informed from a reliable source that this 'global warming' is just nothing but junk science!"

    How an Exxon CEO’s legacy of climate denial and misinfo outlives him – and ways a psychologist offers to counter it

    Raymond, Exxon’s CEO from 1993 through 2005, including after its 1999 merger with Mobil, made these claims despite mounting global evidence that burning fossil fuels was driving climate change. Exxon’s own scientists had produced some of the most accurate early models of human-caused climate change years earlier, showing how greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil…

  • A sculpture of broken chains by Fabrice Hyber in the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris commemorates the abolition of slavery.

    The forgotten story of abolition in revolutionary France – the first emancipation

    When news of what Sonthonax and Polverel had done reached Paris at the beginning of 1794, France’s third revolutionary legislature, the National Convention, finally did what Mirabeau had urged their predecessors to do in 1789: It decreed the abolition of slavery in all the French colonies. The abolition decree passed on Feb. 4, 1794, was…

  • Residents hold anti-AI signs in local meeting

    10 reasons to resist “AI”

    if the slog toward an AI dystopia is halted or even slowed, Big Tech’s investments could spectacularly backfire, forcing companies to fold. It’s time to go all-in on AI resistance.

  • Global average temperatures map 2025

    Scientists have scrapped the worst‑case climate scenario – because action is making a difference

    The job is far from done. Emissions are at record highs and global warming is speeding up. But the removal of this high-emissions scenario isn’t, as Trump and other climate sceptics have claimed, a sign of failed modelling, or that climate change was a hoax. It’s a sign the expansion of solar, wind, electric vehicles…

  • Arial view of Google Data Center, Council Bluffs Iowa

    The ripple effects of organizing against data centers

    Monterey Park residents were successful in their opposition: At that meeting, the City Council passed a moratorium on data centers. In March, the council approved a ballot measure to ban them completely. Later that spring, the developer withdrew its proposal.

  • Egyptian women stand together in Tahrir square in 2011

    The quiet resistance of working-class women in Egypt

    Simple everyday acts of financial self-protection, mutual support and safer mobility can become forms of resistance when taking public action carries too high a cost or is out of reach. They are subtle, almost invisible in their execution, and precisely for that reason, they endure. 

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