What if April Fools' day was used to put out the headlines we'd really like to see. Here are a few offerings based on this idea.
Progress & Solutions
The gas price hike isn’t about supply — it’s about oil companies price gouging to maximize profits and trying to shift the blame. That makes for a perfect time to accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels.
The Insure Our Future campaign has been successfully pressuring insurance companies to stop selling coverage for fossil fuel expansion.
The push by moms to adopt electric school buses to replace 480,000 diesel buses not only has environmental benefits but helps improve the health of their children.
Housing costs were rising faster than income before historic inflation made things worse. The CEO of Habitat for Humanity blueprints what local governments can do to ease the current crisis.
It is quite interesting that two widely different artists, Peter Gabriel and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, share a remarkably similar vision toward peace.
Russians have a history of actually preventing nuclear war. Will they now prevent Putin from using a nuclear option?
The Solar Canal Project is an innovative idea that puts solar panels over the top of irrigation canals—a win-win concept that couples energy generation with a reduction in evaporation of precious water resources.
US Senate Candidate Gary Chambers burns the confederate flag to promote the removal of racial inequity from America once and for all.
Wind farms can built to deliver renewable power to the grid and provide surplus power for carbon capture and storage, optimizing this massive investment for a direct climate benefit.
Medicare For All exists in America right now....almost, only in one small town: Libby, Montana. This gives us an opportunity see how this works, and to ask why we can't have universal healthcare in the rest of the country.
On Feb. 4, 2021, Biden addressed Putin in a statement delivered at the State Department. Biden said that the days of the U.S. rolling over in the face of Russian cyberattacks and interference in U.S. elections “are over.”
Why is it that Republican politics paint the idea of investing in people as something stupid, evil or communist?
These are indeed scary times for our Democracy in the U.S., and things will not get better if all of us who see what is going down give in to fear. There ARE things we can and must do.
Progressives and Regressives view people in two different ways. Progressives view people as assets. The other side views them as an expense or liability—or at the very least sources to extract money from by any means.
More than 3000 more Americans died of COVID-19 yesterday. Time to refocus on the basics: If your cloth mask is comfy and light and feels like you are wearing nothing at all, it probably isn’t doing much to keep you and others safe from the coronavirus.
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