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In Xinjiang, 82 multinationals are complicit in the state-sponsored torture and enslavement of Uyghurs. The only humane...

In 1848, in Seneca Falls, New York, a group of several dozen white women, their husbands, and Frederick Douglass...

Industrial farming is a war with nature. It’s about killing everything so one plant can grow. “You could argue that...

Today I took 5765 steps, blinked 28,480 times and breathed in and out exactly 23,642 times. I consumed 1576 calories –...

It was a grim day early in spring when the alarm-bells rang. On March 11, the WHO declare d the global outbreak of the...

superficially, at least, the old-fashioned rules of fair play resemble the rough and tumble of sports, combat, and other...

This nightmare is something from which we can awaken. Step 1...

To win the planetary endgame, we’ll have to rethink communications, finance, the corporation, economics, governance and...

The authorities can see everything people do, every move they make. This situation is comparable to George Orwell’s 1984...

n an age of virtually ubiquitous mental illness, with ecological and political collapse just around the corner, Outsider...

Nearly four years ago I wrote in Adbusters about how I had been raising my son to be an ecowarrior. At the time, he was...

On the weather report, another record-breaking hurricane is chewing up the coast. You drive out through the suburbs and...

Young guy in a vest, holding a clipboard, came to the door.His timing wasn’t good – we were busy. “Thanks, sorry, can’t...

The world was in a phase change. The Berlin Wall was about to fall. Solidarity was in the air, and the environmental...

GENERATIVE AI JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER AND BETTER, UNTIL IT'S INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM THE THING IT'S MIMICKING - NAMELY,...

La solution à la crise climatique‍ Il y a d’intenses réflexions à propos de l’urgence climatique, à l’échelle globale,...

When I first heard about "illiberal democracy," and what Victor Orban was doing in Hungary, I didn't give it much...

The late Stanford philosopher and therapist Paul Watzlawick had a good way of explaining how to get out of impossible...