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How To Protect Communities From Climate Change

As cities brace themselves for the effects of climate change and extreme weather events, climate experts and community organizers agree: human connection is key to survival.

October 14th, 2014
Kit O'Connell
October 14th, 2014
By Kit O'Connell
How To Protect Communities From Climate Change

As cities brace themselves for the effects of climate change and extreme weather events, climate experts and community organizers agree: human connection is key to survival.

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Women Aren’t The Only Texans Grappling With Changes To Health Care Access

Part II: Marginalized and pathologized by Republican politicians, LGBT Texans face special challenges in finding access to reproductive health care.

October 13th, 2014
Kit O'Connell
October 13th, 2014
By Kit O'Connell
Women Aren’t The Only Texans Grappling With Changes To Health Care Access

Part II: Marginalized and pathologized by Republican politicians, LGBT Texans face special challenges in finding access to reproductive health care.

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Indonesians May Finally See Their Day In Court Against Exxon Mobil

A case on Exxon Mobil’s alleged human rights abuses in Indonesia can proceed in a U.S. court, but only if it can be proven that the decision-making process that led to those abuses unfolded on U.S. soil.

October 13th, 2014
Carey L. Biron
October 13th, 2014
By Carey L. Biron
Indonesians May Finally See Their Day In Court Against Exxon Mobil

A case on Exxon Mobil’s alleged human rights abuses in Indonesia can proceed in a U.S. court, but only if it can be proven that the decision-making process that led to those abuses unfolded on U.S. soil.

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A Third Of Schoolchildren Vulnerable To Hazardous Chemicals Facilities

While the conversation on hazardous chemicals facilities tends to revolve around risks to the general public, nearly 20 million schoolchildren go to schools located in vulnerability zones. Many of these schools lack plans in case of a chemical emergency.

October 9th, 2014
Carey L. Biron
October 9th, 2014
By Carey L. Biron
A Third Of Schoolchildren Vulnerable To Hazardous Chemicals Facilities

While the conversation on hazardous chemicals facilities tends to revolve around risks to the general public, nearly 20 million schoolchildren go to schools located in vulnerability zones. Many of these schools lack plans in case of a chemical emergency.

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Plastics, Plastics Everywhere — Even In Our Drinks

The world’s oceans and seas are quickly turning into vast garbage dumps, with plastics representing an increasingly large portion of the debris that’s finding its way into marine life and even human food supplies.

October 3rd, 2014
Carmen Russell-Sluchansky
October 3rd, 2014
By Carmen Russell-Sluchansky
Plastics, Plastics Everywhere — Even In Our Drinks

The world’s oceans and seas are quickly turning into vast garbage dumps, with plastics representing an increasingly large portion of the debris that’s finding its way into marine life and even human food supplies.

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FDA Accused Of Fuelling Record Painkiller Addiction “Epidemic”

Opioid abuse in America is a well-documented and tragic epidemic. While the FDA has intervened to add abuse deterrents to some narcotic pain relievers, it’s also approved a new drug that lacks such deterrents and could be much more lethal if abused.

October 2nd, 2014
Carey L. Biron
October 2nd, 2014
By Carey L. Biron
FDA Accused Of Fuelling Record Painkiller Addiction “Epidemic”

Opioid abuse in America is a well-documented and tragic epidemic. While the FDA has intervened to add abuse deterrents to some narcotic pain relievers, it’s also approved a new drug that lacks such deterrents and could be much more lethal if abused.

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Dietary Guidelines Revisions Offer “Unprecedented” Sustainability Opportunity

Potential revisions to U.S. dietary guidelines could encourage Americans to eat in a way that is both healthier and more environmentally sustainable. Health experts and green advocates applaud the possible move, but not everyone shares their enthusiasm.

September 29th, 2014
Carey L. Biron
September 29th, 2014
By Carey L. Biron
Dietary Guidelines Revisions Offer “Unprecedented” Sustainability Opportunity

Potential revisions to U.S. dietary guidelines could encourage Americans to eat in a way that is both healthier and more environmentally sustainable. Health experts and green advocates applaud the possible move, but not everyone shares their enthusiasm.

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