Some Thoughts About Labor & Capital For This Labor Day Weekend
The historical roots of Labor Day are unknown to most Americans today. It is a symbol of the divisions in our culture today.
The historical roots of Labor Day are unknown to most Americans today. It is a symbol of the divisions in our culture today.
The Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956 proposed the audacious goal of connecting the United States with a 41,000 mile federal … [continued]
Racism is at the heart of how Black and Brown people in America are forced to bear the brunt of the damage from a warming planet.
The California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) is suing Tesla over allegations of racism, yet has refused to … [continued]
On Monday, a jury in San Francisco decided that Tesla failed to protect a contract employee from racial harassment in … [continued]
Any legislation on infrastructure must address the backlog of repairs, the challenge of the climate crisis, and the inequities in our transportation system.
Tropical Storm Claudette Restrengthens, Targets Outer Banks Tropical Storm Claudette caused at least 13 deaths in the Southeast over the … [continued]
The dearth of Black researchers in the geosciences, which includes climatology, not only creates an exclusionary environment that isolates Black … [continued]
Courtesy of NRDC. By Stephanie Gidigbi Jenkins & Deron Lovaas & Kabir Green The Senate Environmental and Public Works Committee passed the Surface … [continued]
A Trump win would be a loss for America, and not just for our environment. America has become a world leader, and was solidly so in the 20th century, but today, it has already taken several steps backward.