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  • Many, many workers with picket signs reading “UAW: On Strike: Unfair Labor Practice”. They are crowded together outdoors and in the sea of faces there appears to be only one worker wearing a surgical mask.

    Shoved From the Ivory Tower

    We are not describing this ableism and harm because we are anti-union. We both voted in favor of going on strike, and have dedicated immense amounts of energy towards supporting the strike.

  • a crowd inside a megachurch

    Overt racism has made it difficult for right-wing evangelicals to retain non-white followers

    Christians are splitting with the religious right over Trump, COVID and Black Lives Matter, creating opportunities for those interested in social justice. By Paul Engler for Waging Non Violence, published July 19, 2022, CC-BY 4.0 A potentially historic political shift is currently taking place within an unexpected group of Americans: evangelical Christians. In the wake of…

  • a maze of pipes and valves connect to the ground and each other

    Methane leaks from oil and gas extraction must end, but industry is slow to act

    Jim Krane, Rice University What’s the cheapest, quickest way to reduce climate change without roiling the economy? In the United States, it may be by reducing methane emissions from the oil and gas industry. Methane is the main component of natural gas, and it can leak anywhere along the supply chain, from the wellhead and…

  • a fishing trawler is silhouetted in front of a high-seas sunset

    Fishing vessels turn off their locators to commit further ecocide – this map shows where

    Heather Welch, University of California, Santa Cruz In January 2019, the Korean-flagged fishing vessel Oyang 77 sailed south toward international waters off Argentina. The vessel had a known history of nefarious activities, including underreporting its catch and illegally dumping low-value fish to make room in its hold for more lucrative catch. At 2 a.m. on…

  • Indigenous men march in a column into the foreground

    Indigenous land defenders stand between the Amazon rainforest and ecocidal commerce

    David S. Salisbury, University of Richmond Leer en español ou em português The Ashéninka woman with the painted face radiated a calm, patient confidence as she stood on the sandy banks of the Amonia River and faced the loggers threatening her Amazonian community. The loggers had bulldozed a trail over the mahogany and cedar saplings…

  • CAPS members pose with Gov. Newsom

    California’s Public Scientists Union Battles Covid-19, Climate Crisis, and Austerity on Pay from Newsom Administration

    By Steve Sander for massolidarity.org, CC BY-NC-NA 4.0 The California Association of Professional Scientists (CAPS) represents toxicologists, biologists, veterinarians, geologists, chemists, and other scientific practitioners and researchers who play pivotal roles in ensuring that the state’s residents have clean and sanitary food, water, air, and soil. Many state scientists are also leading the state’s response…

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