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After 15 years of transforming grassroots determination into landmark legal and policy victories for our region’s rivers, lakes, and streams, Flow Water Advocates is boldly stepping into its next era of water protection. Elizabeth Kirkwood, Flow’s founding executive director, who has led the organization from a determined startup into one of the Great Lakes region’s... Read more »

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Canadian mining company Belo Sun has changed the leadership of its operations in Brazil. The move comes as the company works to convince investors that the project is moving forward.

The post Canadian Mining Company Changes President in Brazil Amid Xingu Dispute first appeared on Amazon Watch.

Learn about Bread and Roses and the fight for better working conditions faced by young laborers in early 1900s textile industries.

The post Bread and Roses appeared first on A Radical Guide. by Jason Bayless

Wobs Gather in Denver for the 2026 Organizing Summit and Social On April 25th and 26th, Wobs from cities ranging from Seattle to Boston gathered in Denver, CO for the 2026 Organizing Summit and Social. Hosted by the Denver GMB, the summit was open to Wobblies in good standing who have completed the Organizer Training … Continue reading "The Denver Organizing Summit"

What the Connections convention revealed about the dispersed layer, the Greens question, and the double mechanism wearing down the socialist left in England

What the Connections convention revealed about the dispersed layer, the Greens question, and the double mechanism wearing down the socialist left in England

"Organizing for peace and social justice has been a part of my being"

Join the movement for political change with General Strike U.S. and see how community engagement is making a difference.

The post What General Strike U.S. Is Building Right Now appeared first on A Radical Guide. by Jason Bayless

Profiteering and price gouging while millions suffered the worst modern pandemic

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Are private reactor startups about to be given the passport to the bomb?

What the just transition looks like to a solar energy technician

The post As energy costs rise, Pacific people look to the sun appeared first on 350.

This CSAN article accompanies CSAN’s participation in the event “For a Fighting Workers Movement: A Militant Critique of Labor Notes” – Event details here. Soon, sections of the labor movement from across North America and internationally will be gathering in Chicago for the 2026 Labor Notes conference. This conference serves as another moment in which […]

The post Labor Notes and the Labor Left: Dead Ends and Pseudo-Combativity first appeared on Class Struggle Action Network.

Join an array of class struggle groups in the labor movement for a discussion on the dead end of Democratic Party politics and class collaboration, and to advance our common goals of transforming the workers’ movement and building fighting organizations, independent of the bosses, their political parties, and their government. Date & Time: Sunday, June […]

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The Socialist Federation is being born. Scotland and Cymru are ahead of England. And the Workers’ Party of Britain is not a comrade.

TORONTO | Traditional Territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat Peoples – Canada’s new artificial intelligence strategy announced today fails to address the harm to communities and local environmental impacts associated with rapid data centre expansion. The announcement comes while communities across the country are strongly […]

Executive Summary Recent announcements by the Canadian Minister of Natural Resources and the B.C. Premier have heavily overhyped a preliminary agreement between the proposed Ksi Lisims LNG project and Germany’s state-owned energy firm, SEFE (Securing Energy for Europe). While framed politically as a major breakthrough for Canadian energy exports, a deeper look reveals that this […]

Relying on imported fossil fuels is an expensive way to generate power. In many importing Asian countries, households are paying the price.

The post Out of Pocket: The real cost of importing fossil fuels on electricity bills appeared first on 350.

THIS ARTICLE TAKES a look at striking features of the immigration system historically with a view towards its latest phase during Trump’s second presidential administration, and how we might respond by building rapid response networks rooted in local community. The article begins with a “Historical Background” section. If you’d like to read that later, you… Continue reading Not Plan “A” or “B”: For Immigrant and Racial Justice!

Donate to the appeal here. Shortlink to circulate: bit.ly/schoolsappeal You can also follow this QR code: Since the full scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia has bombed 3,798 educational institutions, with 365 completely destroyed. In April 2025, a missile struck a children’s playground in Kryvyi Rih, killing nine children. In frontline cities such as Pavlohrad and … Continue reading DONATE TO NEW AID APPEAL

It is high time to think differently, to reconsider which persons and movements are worthy of cherishing. John-Paul Himka Andriy Melnyk was the leader of the entire Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) in 1938-40 and of its Melnyk faction thereafter, until his death in 1964. He remained in his grave in Luxembourg until in late … Continue reading Andriy Melnyk, Leader of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists