Dec 11, 2022
A small group of garment workers, tired of factory wage theft, organized and won passage of a law that makes fashion brands responsible for unpaid wages. Hourly pay went from a shameful $5 an hour to a minimum of $15 an hour. Now a similar bill is going to Congress.
Nov 11, 2022
Part One of a mini-series exploring potential pathways to a
sustainable garment industry.
We explore some routes to slow fashion: restoring regional wool
production in Pennsylvania, curbside pickup of used clothes in
Massachusetts, second hand clothes, and raising garment worker
wages
Oct 10, 2022
A Michigan environmental justice coalition is putting the "public" back in their state's Public Service Commission; closing coal plants, stopping new gas plants, and elevating the welfare of low income communities.
Aug 5, 2022
For decades university departments, liberally lubricated with fossil fuel dollars, have been turning out research that adds a scholarly veneer to the industry's policy agenda. First that was opposing the regulation of oil and gas; now it's promoting carbon capture so they can keep selling their product. Students...
Aug 5, 2022
Solar coops bridge the partisan divide, raising panels on rooftops and building a broad movement to transform our energy system. Solar United Neighbors provides the technical know how, community groups do the organizing, and together they're removing the practical and political barriers to a clean energy...