Individualism is killing the planet
Individualism is killing the planet by Derek Royden 632 words On Sunday, June 25th I awoke to the smell of a...
Individualism is killing the planet by Derek Royden 632 words On Sunday, June 25th I awoke to the smell of a...
What has to win is life by Nina Koevoets 1043 words “The choice today is no longer between violence and nonviolence....
Exxon Got Rich. We Got Played. by Rivera Sun 636 words When I was a teenager, I knew global warming...
On October 30th, Brazilians voted in a presidential runoff election that was won by Luiz ‘Lula’ Ignacio Da Silva. It was a victory by the narrowest of margins, although in fairness, the president elect’s opponent had the clear support of the federal highway patrol, which reportedly set hundreds of roadblocks in areas of the country that had supported the former president in the first round of voting.
Putin’s cruel invasion of the Ukraine reminds us that there are leaders of countries—and not only Putin—who think and act according to the conviction that if they do not get their way, they might turn to nuclear weapons as a last resort.
It snowed, finally. We’ve been waiting for months, restless and agitated. Have you ever seen your child settle more deeply into slumber after you tuck them under the blanket?
The less than ideal outcome of the latest climate talks in Scotland reminds us of an inconvenient truth: as yet there is no human authority on Earth powerful enough to enforce the preservation of the commons.
Amid all the flag-waving, chants of “USA, USA,” and other nationalist hoopla that characterize mainstream politics in the United States, it’s easy to miss the fact that most Americans favor global governance...
Does Joe Biden see his mission as merely reclaiming situation normal from...
“The President’s call to “restore patriotic education in our schools” via the creation of the “1776 Commission” aimed at controlling...
“Here’s the good news: The debate is over. Seventy-five percent of US citizens believe climate change is human-caused; more than...