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Fighting for Mother Earth
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“Our rage as a nation has to burn as fiercely as every fire we witness—for the retiree who’s lost their entire life savings, for the family forced to evacuate from a home they may never come back to, for the child suffocating in smoke miles away.”
—Varshini Prakash, Executive Director of the youth-led Sunrise Movement on Twitter
 

PG&E must go!


 

#NoKXL!


 

Kentucky fights for water as a human right


 

Residents mourn loss of fighter for Flint


 

Two wins for the people in defense of democracy

 

Successful radical forest and climate gathering in Shawnee National Forest


 

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