Rolling Jubilee: a Bailout of the People by the People
A project that buys people’s debt in order to abolish their debt offers relief to those stuck in the debt cycle.
Month: February 2013
Adapting to Climate Change
The extreme weather patterns of 2012 forces us to think about what we can do in the long-run to adapt.
The Importance of Grassroots Relief
Before FEMA took its first steps after Superstorm Sandy, local community groups had sprung to action, providing crucial emergency relief to residents in New York and New Jersey.
Your Turn: Kids Tell Obama What They Think About Guns
Kids respond to the December 14 shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Fracking–A Serious Health Risk
In early January, thousands of protesters in Albany, New York pressured Governor Cuomo to ban hydraulic fracturing—a.k.a., “fracking”—in New York State.
Word Search (January/February 2013)
Find words used in our January/February 2013 issue!
Hottest Year on Record
The average temperature in 2012 exceeded the recorded average, making it one of the hottest years on record.
Someday You Could Be A Climate Research Scientist, Just like Daniel Bader
Learn what it’s like to be a climate research scientist like Daniel Bader.
I Love Soccer
A bilingual personal essay.
Wal-Mart Bribes Its Way to Mexico
In Mexico, Wal-Mart has used bribes to get around the law.
