Readers Respond: Michael Shellenberger and Apocalypse Never
Amory Lovins, David Lowry, Kert Davies take issue with a well-known contrarian's takes on nuclear power, Obama-era policy.
Apocalypse Maybe: Michael Shellenberger’s Book and the Problem with Either/Or Arguments on Climate
"Apocalypse Never" could have been a useful critique of the environmental movement, but it's become a climate denier favorite instead.
Racial Justice Is Climate Justice — and It Can’t Wait
"Yes, individual people are often racist. But the bigger problem is the way racism is baked into our institutions."
Across the U.S., Anti-Protest Laws Target Movements for Climate and Racial Justice
If politicians believe Black lives matter, they should reject the anti-protest laws sweeping through state legislatures since Ferguson and Standing Rock.
From the Streets to the Courts, Fossil Fuel Is Trying to Outlaw Climate Accountability
Powerful industries and political groups are trying to make it even harder to take companies to court when they harm the public.
350 Explains Dual Endorsement for Bernie Sanders and elizabeth Warren
The youth climate group's endorsements of both Sanders and Warren in the Democratic presidential primary is making waves with other activists.
