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The stories below are about some of the battles for the Earth; from the youth, to the still suffering children of Flint, to the fighters in Death Alley in Louisiana, to the Amazon workers and more. Please send your stories to peoplestribune.org/
 

Youth-led Sunrise Movement endorses Bernie Sanders


 

The plastics giant and the making of an environmental justice warrior


 

‘This isn’t over!’ vow children suing govt over climate


 

Flint students with special needs increase by 56% since water crisis


 

Humanitarian and political crisis in Puerto Rico


 

Amazon threatens workers who say Bezos should not be in fossil fuel


 

On alternative energy and ‘our intelligence’


 

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