A new book by the landscape architect Billy Fleming illustrates how communities have successfully addressed decarbonization and climate justice.

Two wildfires ravaged the same California hills, 50 years apart. Can we continue to build, and rebuild, on land that will inevitably burn again?

Fleeing floods and drought in rural areas, Kenyans find precarious refuge along Nairobi rivers. Now, residents say the city’s Climate Action Plan is being weaponized against them.

Interview with Billy Fleming on landscape architecture’s service to capital and what design could become in a just postcarbon transition: moving beyond he…

Alt: Mamdani crying on the bus meme with Ms Rachel

Heat pollution from data centers can boost air temperatures in downwind neighborhoods by as much as 4 degrees Fahrenheit, researchers at Arizona State University report in a new study conducted in the...

What can plastic fragments found in an animal’s digestive tract tell us about the waters it has traversed?

What can plastic fragments found in an animal’s digestive tract tell us about the waters it has traversed?

Oakland DIY music spaces of the early 21st century.

In his new book, Trevor Paglen tries to look through a machine's eyes.

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The world’s salt lakes are the canary in the coal mine for the climate crisis, and they are shrinking at a drastic rate.

What would a postcarbon future look like? How would a more just, decarbonized world require us to change the way we live? What would it take to build this wo... | CUP

Immigration officials detained more than 70 Minnesota children between Dec. 1 and March 10, a Sahan analysis of court records and federal deportation data shows.

That concrete box off the freeway wasn’t designed for storage so much as capture. It’s a disappearing machine. We need to see it clearly.

A worker died at Amazon’s Troutdale warehouse last week. Employees were told to look away.

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The urgent need for solidarity between the climate and labor movements

How filmmaker Chris Parr put North Oaks, Minnesota on the map.

The mutual aid networks keeping people safe in South Minneapolis were forged through decades of organizing around expansive visions of community care. This is the work of queer abolition.

In this talk, Myrl Beam traces the powerful and yet under-examined role that sexual policing and settler colonialism have on ideas about policing, safety, and

The Chilcotin River in present-day British Columbia has long divided — and joined — the Secwépemc and Tsilhqot’in nations, each with an ancient claim to the land and the cherished salmon run there.

In the birthplace of Ghana’s cocoa industry, neighbors negotiate the expansion of a harvest path — and with it, an alternative model for development in the populous West African nation.

Former Institute of Museum and Library Services leaders from both political parties expressed concern that the new funding guidelines could encourage a more constrained or distorted view of American h...

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Activists from Hungary, El Salvador and Turkey offer advice to the US about what they’ve learned about authoritarians

A documentary photographer records some of the people and places being disrupted by an expansion of Interstate 35 through the center of Austin, Texas.

The Department of Justice fired at least five San Francisco immigration court judges on Friday in the largest cut of immigration judges in the city so far