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Needed: Indicators for Measuring Injustice and Societal Decay | Ralph Nader
"The more Americans know where their country is heading, the more they may just want to work for a better future...."
Read More »Building Pathways to a People’s Economy Free Virtual Conference | PeoplesHub
Hear how communities across the country can use policy as a tool for advancing solidarity economies
Read More »Renewable energy surges despite Trump cuts to investment credits | Bloomberg
Solar and wind power is now the least expensive way to reliably generate electricity.
Read More »Stop the Money Pipeline is an important campaign launched earlier this month | Stop the Money Pipeline
"Stop the Money Pipeline" campaign demands that banks, insurers, and asset managers cut ties with planet-destroying companies.
Read More »Let Them Eat Tech | Dissent Magazine
Tech-oriented solutions to rural poverty and underdevelopment have become hallmarks of Democratic Party policy thinking. We need an alternative....
Read More »Retooling The Ct War Economy: How We Can Build Good, Green Jobs & Infrastructure For Human Needs & Peace, Noon Nov. 9 Middletown
Keynote: Medea Benjamin, peace & justice activist
Read More »The middle-class dream is moving beyond millennials’ reach | World Economic Forum
The middle-class dream is moving beyond millennial reach
Read More »How skewed are the government’s economic priorities? | Institute for Policy Studies
Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi who is seeking the position of House Speaker next year, spoke to reporters about the wall calling it "immoral."
Read More »Confronting Climate Change in a Deeply Unequal World – Inequality.org
Humanity has, the scientists tell us, about a dozen years to get our environmental act together. Or else ....
Read More »Economists who changed thinking on climate change win Nobel Prize | Nature
The results of a study published in the journal Nature this week show that greater action to curb temperature will bring greater economic benefits — which are, in reality, avoided damages, measured as the impact on GDP.
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