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Members of the Electoral College are still working to defeat Trump
Members of the Electoral College are still working to defeat Trump
It’s not over til it’s over.
Jack Jenkins
1 hr ago
What will government transparency look like under Trump?
Aysha Khan
The white nationalist movement’s favorite philosopher
Justin Salhani
Sorry, media, Exxon CEO is Trump’s worst possible nominee for climate and America
Joe Romm
White nationalists target Jews in small Montana town
Carimah Townes
Do the Russians have leverage over Donald Trump?
Judd Legum
Donald Trump lost the popular vote by 2.8 million. Most Republicans are convinced he won.
Judd Legum
What can you do? Resist.
What can you do? Resist.
Support the Trump investigative fund. Get a T-shirt. Give someone a hug.
Judd Legum
Nov 29
New in ClimateProgress
Climate change played a role in dozens of floods, heatwaves, and droughts last year
Climate change played a role in dozens of floods, heatwaves, and droughts last year
New research found that four out of five “strange weather events” were related to climate change.
Natasha Geiling
3 days ago
Trump’s energy plan sides with wealthy donors, not everyday Americans
Trump’s energy plan sides with wealthy donors, not everyday Americans
The gap on climate action isn’t between Republicans and Democrats. It’s between wealthy Republicans and everyone else.
Nexus Media
3 days ago
Lawyers for Standing Rock protesters are pleading for more help
Lawyers for Standing Rock protesters are pleading for more help
Hundreds of DAPL protesters have no lawyer at all.
Carimah Townes
3 days ago
Trump, aided by fake news, wages a war on science and your children’s future
Trump, aided by fake news, wages a war on science and your children’s future
As Trump’s team and others move climate denial and fake news into the mainstream, the media seems paralyzed.
Joe Romm
4 days ago
Seattle might break ties with Wells Fargo over bank’s Standing Rock investments
Seattle might break ties with Wells Fargo over bank’s Standing Rock investments
City would be first major taxpayer client to take its business elsewhere in support of Sioux protesters.
Alan Pyke
4 days ago
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