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Monday, Monday, But Good News is in Litigating and in Arithmetic
Suicidal behavior we can quit any time
Source: https://climatetrace.org/news/climate-trace-data-show-marginal-increase-in-global-emissions-in-the-first-half-of-2026
Where are the emissions coming from?
A Mother Jones arti...
Wrapping Up a Tough Week for the Nation, the Earth, and Democracy and Recognizing Those Who Fight Back
Offshore oil rigs at night near Santa Barbara, California. | David McNew/AFP via Getty Images
Trump and the GOP want to kill the world. Some of us fight back.
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What’s Next For Democracy? What’s Next For Democrats?
24th and Mission Mural, San Francisco, CA, photo by Nick Arguimbau
A friend recently sent around the article “The Democrats’ On-Again, Off-Again Class Politics in The American Prospect.
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Republicans and Tech Bros Committing Ecocide
You want to tell me what you’re doing? Photo by Martha Ture
OpenAI delays data center in Georgia
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Georgia has over the past decade emerged as a hotbed for cutting-edge industry in the United States. The state...
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Retired fisheries biologist, political and environmental journalist, EPA policy analyst, California PUC regulator, current wildlife and nature photographer. Owner, Mt. Tamalpais Photos.com (https://mttamalpaisphotos.com).
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