Breaking Free By Getting Jailed in Whiting, Indiana

My arrest didn’t feel like a risk, it felt like a transaction. I’ve found freedom in facing my fears and dispensing with false choices.

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Animal First, Citizen Second: Talking Bodily Politic with Nance Klehm

"There's a lot of people turning their heads around now, but there need to be more – and there needs to be more resistance, and deep, creative work, and a lot of sharing of information and tasks and ideas."

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Deadlines Looming, Public Debates Dangerous Oil-By-Rail Plans in Pacific Northwest

Oil spills are the reality of transporting oil – and in the Pacific Northwest, where workers from the fishing to tourism industries depend on oil-free waterways, the threat is all the more grave.

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Renewable Energy Victories Highlight Fault Lines Between Conservative Groups and ALEC

The ideological division that now runs under the Republican party is making itself known with tremors around climate change, and specifically the issue of household solar installation.

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No More Red Scares: Fighting Fair Against Keystone XL and Fossil Fuel Expansion

Tom Steyer and NextGen Climate’s anti-Keystone pipeline ad made Americans sit up.

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Where Risk and Resilience Meet: Elaine Enarson Talks Gender Disaster

'From Hurricane Andrew in Miami to the massive floods of the Red River in the Upper Midwest, I've been privileged to listen as women shared what they did in disasters and how they felt.'

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Can Washington State Lower Its Emissions Through New Climate Workgroup?

Because fossil fuel money sits in the coffers of so many of our legislators, even in liberal Washington State, the political reality is one of endless bad-faith studies — and profitability as the ultimate measure of a climate policy’s value.

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Why Two Massive Solar Projects Could Transform Energy In the Southwest

Two enormous solar thermal power plants are coming online, proving that solar is happening.

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Northwest Resistance: The Moment is Now to Oppose the Millennium Bulk Coal Terminal

If approved for mass coal exports to Asia, the Millennium Bulk Terminal in Longview, Wash., would contribute to 125 million tons of carbon dioxide a year.

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Raising the Battle Over Fossil Fuel Exports in the Northwest

A perverse thing is happening in the Pacific Northwest, where energy corporations are trying to slip their fossil fuel exports through some of the most progressive, environmentally conscious communities in North America.

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