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Protestors Storm Mitch McConnell’s Office Demanding a Green New Deal
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Protestors Storm Mitch McConnell’s Office Demanding a Green New Deal

250 youth with the Sunrise movement confronted the Senate Majority Leader about his decision to fast-track a Senate vote on the Green New Deal resolution Visit https://therealnews.com for more stories and help support our work…

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Why A Housing Guarantee Should Be in the Green New Deal (2/2)
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Why A Housing Guarantee Should Be in the Green New Deal (2/2)

In part 2, Daniel Aldana Cohen, a sociologist and writer for Jacobin Magazine, explains why the Green New Deal must tackle the housing crisis with a plan to build 10 million zero-carbon homes Visit https://therealnews.com…

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A Climate Sociologist Explains the Green New Deal  (Pt 1/2)
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A Climate Sociologist Explains the Green New Deal (Pt 1/2)

Daniel Aldana Cohen, a sociologist and writer for Jacobin Magazine, explains why the Green New Deal must harness and expand the power of the public sector, and why its proponents cannot cut deals with the…

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Most US Coal Ash Sites are Contaminating Nearby Groundwater
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Most US Coal Ash Sites are Contaminating Nearby Groundwater

Coal ash is contaminating water across the nation with toxic chemicals—and Maryland is home to to one of the most polluting sites, according to a new study Visit https://therealnews.com for more stories and help support…

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Kids Around the World Cut Class for Climate Justice
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Kids Around the World Cut Class for Climate Justice

Students in over 100 countries skipped school and took to the streets to demand serious climate policy from world leaders Visit https://therealnews.com for more stories and help support our work by donating at https://therealnews.com/donate. **…

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Toxic Coal Ash Afflicts Puerto Rico And The Dominican Republic
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Toxic Coal Ash Afflicts Puerto Rico And The Dominican Republic

Environmental Attorney Ruth Santiago talks to TRNN about litigation against American energy giant AES Subscribe to our page and support our work at https://therealnews.com/donate. ** (Disclaimer: This video content is intended for educational and informational…

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EU Plastics Ban: “Doesn’t Go Far Enough”
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EU Plastics Ban: “Doesn’t Go Far Enough”

Jerri-Lin Scofield and Jonathan Latham argue that EU plastics ban is far too limited and that recycling plastics does not deal with the main problem these materials cause Subscribe to our page and support our…

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Canada is Warming at Twice the Rate of the Globe, Says New Report
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Canada is Warming at Twice the Rate of the Globe, Says New Report

Greenpeace Canada analyst hopes study serves as a wake-up call for Trudeau government, but says “You can’t wake up a man who’s only pretending to be asleep” on climate change Subscribe to our page and…

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Does Baltimore Need a Green New Deal?
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Does Baltimore Need a Green New Deal?

The Sunrise Movement’s Baltimore hub held a town hall on how a federal Green New Deal could help Baltimore—especially Baltimore’s most vulnerable residents Subscribe to our page and support our work at https://therealnews.com/donate. ** (Disclaimer:…

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The Politics of a Public Health Failure, and the Way Forward
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The Politics of a Public Health Failure, and the Way Forward

TRNN’s Marc Steiner talks to a social futurist about how progressive governing creates a future for us all in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Producer: Marc Steiner Video Editor/Visual Producer: Cameron Granadino Chase Producer:…

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New generation of believers try to tackle climate change skepticism in Evangelical churches
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New generation of believers try to tackle climate change skepticism in Evangelical churches

Evangelical Christians are the group that is most skeptical of climate change, data shows, but a new generation of believers inside the church is trying to change their minds. Young activists are trying to fight…

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Arizona governor moves to end farming deal with Saudi company
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Arizona governor moves to end farming deal with Saudi company

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has moved to end a farming deal with a subsidiary of a major Saudi dairy company. Since 2015, Fondomonte has pumped huge amounts of groundwater from beneath the earth’s surface to…

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Rural Wisconsinites take on the factory farming industry
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Rural Wisconsinites take on the factory farming industry

There is a battle happening in rural America: Across the country, rural farming communities are struggling to combat the relentless onslaught of Big Ag and the factory farming industry. With help from the federal and…

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How access to water impacts mental health
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How access to water impacts mental health

The MacArthur Foundation named the winners of its 2023 “genius grants” this week. Arizona State University anthropologist Amber Wutich, who received a grant for her research into water insecurity, joins CBS News to discuss the…

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The Marc Steiner Show: Environmental racism from Jackson to Flint
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The Marc Steiner Show: Environmental racism from Jackson to Flint

As of Sept. 15, Gov. Tate Reeves of Mississippi has declared Jackson’s water safe to drink, but a long battle to properly resource the city’s recovery remains ahead. Vangela Wade of Mississippi Center for Justice…

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Extinction Rebellion’s Roger Hallam: It’s not the climate, it’s the system | The Chris Hedges Report
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Extinction Rebellion’s Roger Hallam: It’s not the climate, it’s the system | The Chris Hedges Report

Click here to read the transcript: https://therealnews.com/the-system-is-not-moving-fast-enough Earlier this year, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), an international body of UN scientists, delivered a “final warning” to drastically cut global emissions in order to…

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Stop Cop City and the history of environmental activism | The Chris Hedges Report
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Stop Cop City and the history of environmental activism | The Chris Hedges Report

The movement to Stop Cop City in Atlanta has brought environmental defenders and police abolitionists together to fight a mega-project that would demolish the historic Weelaunee Forest to create a massive urban warfare training facility….

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