The Language of Delay:How Denial and “Pragmatism” Work Together to Block Climate Action In the United States, climate inaction is driven by two forces that

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The Fossil Megacycle:Plastics, Desalination, Hydrogen, Carbon Capture, Pipelines, and the Illusion of Progress The fossil fuel industry insists it is changing. Oil and gas executives

UNEA 7 and the Crisis of Environmental Justice:Indigenous Peoples Fight to Protect the Planet While the UN Falters In December 2025, thousands of delegates from

The PFAS–Desalination Feedback Loop:How Forever Chemicals Turn Water Scarcity Into a Profit Machine Water scarcity has become one of the defining crises of our time.

Gratitude as Resistance:Indigenous Teachings for a Future Beyond False Solutions Every November, the United States pauses for a national ritual built on the idea of

The New Data Center Gold Rush:How Big Tech Is Forcing California Into an Energy Crisis Big Tech’s electricity addiction is reshaping our grid, and the

Why the Grid Is Fragile on Purpose:How Utilities Profit from Outages, Fires, and High Bills The electric grid in the United States is sold to

CEQA Isn’t the Problem: Deregulation Is a Gift to Fossil Fuel Giants In California, many politicians and industry groups have begun arguing that our housing

Hydrogen’s Dirty Secret:Why the “Clean Hydrogen Economy” is a False Solution For years, politicians and corporations have promised a coming hydrogen revolution. Hydrogen is sold

Why Good People Greenwash: The Human Side of Corporate Environmental Deception Most people care about the planet. They recycle, turn off the lights when they

Los Angeles bets $800M on “green” hydrogen at Scattergood, despite no fuel supply, rising costs, and pollution risks—proof hydrogen is a fossil-fueled detour.