Crisis shows dangers of corporate deregulation and makes the case for a Green New Deal

It’s time for bold action, and not a moment too soon; in fact, it’s almost too late. But much better late than never.

The time of the car caravan on June 5 is 3-4 p.m. To find out more information see @ctclimate on Twitter and the C3M website www.ctclimatecrisismobilization.org.

Exclusive: oil, coal and fracking companies in line to benefit from $750bn bond scheme

See the article in the Philly Inquirer, "Pundits say Democrats who want to ban fracking can’t win PA. Here’s why they’re wrong" by Wenonah Hauter, the executive director of Food & Water Watch.

Join others at the DEEP Rally and Protest: Wednesday, Aug. 7 at 11 a.m. at DEEP headquarters, 79 Elm St., in Hartford.

Thousands of protesters from across the Northeast came to Albany, New York on Saturday to block a “bomb train” transporting fracked oil and exposing communities along its path to major risks of derailment, oil spillage and explosion. While hundreds risked arrest by standing or sitting on the train tracks in downtown Albany, the only arrests of the day took place ...

Leaked methane and other toxic gases are polluting the air with serious health risks for local communities whose fortunes depend on oil and gas in the shale boom state

Mara Robbins, who founded the Preserve Floyd Movement to fight the Mountain Valley Natural Gas Pipeline, talked with WVTF/Radio IQ’s Robbie Harris about what motivates her to keep going.

It’s been a year of fervent activism on police accountability, living wages, climate change, personal freedoms, immigrant rights, an open internet and diplomacy over war.

Canterbury Christ Church University says it refused to hand over list, and Green party councillor criticizes police request. Fracking could carry unforeseen risks as thalidomide and asbestos did, says report produced by Walport.