"We're coming every day of this week to tell Biden: Stop this madness."
"This is what the American people want," the socialist senator from Vermont insisted.
"It is critical that the EPA start regulating PFAS—now," said one scientist.
"The Democrats must stand with the people," said Sen. Bernie Sanders, "not fold."
In recent decades, the U.S. federal government, growing more and more isolationist, has abandoned its role in global conservation of biodiversity.
"We cannot look the other way as the products we build are used to deny Palestinians their basic rights, force Palestinians out of their homes, and attack Palestinians in the Gaza Strip."
While taking aim at special interest lobbying and corporate profits that impede "sensible" policy, the author argues the "only way to be truly safe from nuclear weapons is to eliminate them altogether."
The U.S. contribution to the global concentration of wealth, the Pandora Papers help us understand, has become frighteningly enormous.
Just a few members out of the hundreds of Democrats elected to the House and Senate are stalling the President's agenda.
Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha says the Michigan city's water crisis is another example of "how a predominantly poor and minority population disproportionately suffers the burden of environmental contamination."
"The Build Back Better reconciliation package is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to build a sustainable and prosperous future for our country."
Over the last decade, I've felt as if the tiny community of discontented, activist-minded spouses I've associated with and the mob-like structures of the military conformists who eternally try to rope us in or dismiss us seemed to recreate post-9/11 America in a microcosm.
"Crimes against nature are crimes against humanity."
"What we are seeing now with these increasing disasters is with just one degree of warming on our planet," said one scientist. "We have to choose now between bad or terrible outcomes."
"The U.S. government should challenge Merck to license molnupiravir more broadly."
The decline is one of the effects of the industrial modernization that is supposed to have brought increasing comfort, health, and advanced knowledge into our lives.
"The U.S. made a big, bold decision to support this groundbreaking TRIPS waiver, but is now largely absent from the global effort to make it a reality."
One expert says the company—which has gotten billions of dollars from the U.S. government—is "behaving as if they have absolutely no responsibility beyond maximizing the return on investment."
