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‘This system cannot be sustained’ This year, tribal nations enter negotiations over Colorado River water.

From the Wire March 10, 2020

By Anna V. Smith/ High Country News March 10, 2020 The Colorado River Basin is the setting for some of the most drawn-out and complex water issues in the Western U.S. In 2019, the Colorado River…

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Flagstaff, Ariz   This summer there were over 50 marches, actions, and demonstrations in Flagstaff, Arizona sparked as elsewhere in the country by the death early this summer of George Floyd at the hands of a police officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  Documentarian Levi Stallings spent hours taking and compiling video from the Flagstaff actions and sit down conversations with residents from all walks of life. Read more, see the video here…

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‘Small Signs’, a powerful look at the underbelly of a tourist town
Meteor Staff 2020-10-23
by Madrone Kalil Schutten, Ph.D., Guest column for the Meteor Friday, October 23, 2020 Small Signs: A Protest in Flagstaff, Arizona is a documentary on the pulse of the second wave of the civil rights movement. Levi Stallings’ film hones in on the eruption of dissent incited by the murders of Ahmaud Arbery (February 23rd), Breonna Taylor (March 13th) and...

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Cancel all coal projects to have ‘fighting chance’ against climate crisis, says UN chief
From the Wire 2021-03-03
"Phasing out coal from the electricity sector is the single most important step to get in line with the 1.5...
Lawsuit Reveals New Allegations Against PG&E Contractor Accused of fraud
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Former PG&E employees are accused of taking bribes to funnel business to a waste-hauling company. by Scott Morris, Bay City...
Media reaction: Texas ‘deep freeze’, power blackouts and the role of global warming
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This week, a blast of Arctic air has engulfed much of the central US, bringing freezing conditions and record low...
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April 28, 2020 Flagstaff, Ariz.    The Grand Canyon Trust reports serious problems at the Canyon Mine uranium mine south of...
Climate change threatens drinking water quality across the Great Lakes
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Pandemic shines a light on critical water issues — 40% of the Navajo Nation lacks running water, will Congress fund solutions?
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2021-03-03
"Phasing out coal from the electricity sector is the single most important step to get in line with the 1.5 degree goal." by Kenny Stancil, staff writer Wednesday, March 3, 2021 [caption id="attachment_30483" align="aligncenter" width="955"] In North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, wind turbines stand adjacent to a coal-fired...
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2021-02-27
These Afro-Indigenous practices challenge ideas of human supremacy. “I love to think of nature as unlimited broadcasting stations, through which God speaks to us every day, every hour.” —George Washington Carver, Tuskegee University, 1930 by Leah Penniman 6 MIN READ February 16, 2021 In my early 20s,...
Savannah and Sam Peyton, who were without power for days last week, huddle in multiple layers under a sleeping bag at their home in Austin, Texas, on Thursday night, Feb. 18, 2021. Temperatures plummeted to the teens and single digits across Texas, and at least 58 have died in storm-affected areas across the country from causes including carbon monoxide poisoning, car crashes, drownings, house fires and hypothermia. Credit: Tamir Kalifa/The New York Times/Redux
“Power companies get exactly what they want”: How Texas repeatedly failed to protect its power grid against extreme weather
2021-02-23
Texas regulators and lawmakers knew about the grid’s vulnerabilities for years, but time and again they furthered the interests of large electricity providers. by Jeremy Schwartz, Kiah Collier and Vianna Davila, ProPublica/Tx Tribune Tuesday, February 23, 2021 [caption id="attachment_30287" align="aligncenter" width="2000"] Savannah and Sam Peyton, who...
Reclaiming our common home: expand the commons to include everything we need
2021-02-18
Ecological civilization is based on the consciousness that we are part of the Earth, not her masters, conquerors, or owners. by Vandana Shiva Thursday, February 18, 2021 [caption id="attachment_30186" align="aligncenter" width="955"] The planet is 70% water. Our bodies are 70% water. Water is the ecological basis...
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2021-01-29
The vast tonnage of this trash increases every minute, with an afterlife lasting centuries. by Jim Hightower, Other Words January 27, 2021 [caption id="attachment_29782" align="alignright" width="554"] Shutterstock[/caption] What do your toothbrush and your running shoes have in common? Plastic. We now live on Planet Plastic, where...
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2021-01-21
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Cheaper solar power means low-income families can also benefit – with the right kind of help
2021-01-20
"Until recently, rooftop solar panels were a clean energy technology that only wealthy Americans could afford. But prices have dropped, thanks mostly to falling costs for hardware, as well as price declines for installation and other “soft” costs. Today hundreds of thousands of middle-class households across...
Trump’s big gamble to gut US power plant emissions rules fails in court, opening door for powerful new climate rules
2021-01-20
by Daniel Farber, University of California, Berkeley Wednesday, January 20, 2021 The day before Joe Biden’s inauguration, he got a big judicial win for his climate agenda. The case involved plans for cutting power plant emissions and a big gamble by the Trump administration. Nearly a...
Federal Court Strikes Down Trump Coal Power Plant Rule
2021-01-19
'Major Win for the Planet' "This decision frees up the new Biden administration to begin working immediately on the science-based greenhouse pollution rules we desperately need to make up for lost time." by Andrea Germanos, staff writer [caption id="attachment_29334" align="aligncenter" width="955"] The Sherburne County (Sherco) Generating...
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2021-01-14
"Enbridge's last-ditch effort to build fossil fuel infrastructure is killing people and the planet." by Jessica Corbett, staff writer Thursday, January 14 [caption id="attachment_29248" align="aligncenter" width="955"] Environmental activist Winona LaDuke (C) and water protectors stand in front of the construction site for the Line 3 oil...

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Savannah and Sam Peyton, who were without power for days last week, huddle in multiple layers under a sleeping bag at their home in Austin, Texas, on Thursday night, Feb. 18, 2021. Temperatures plummeted to the teens and single digits across Texas, and at least 58 have died in storm-affected areas across the country from causes including carbon monoxide poisoning, car crashes, drownings, house fires and hypothermia. Credit: Tamir Kalifa/The New York Times/Redux
“Power companies get exactly what they want”: How Texas repeatedly failed to protect its power grid against extreme weather
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ProPublica and The Pudding offer scholarships to help pay for your journalism expenses in 2021.
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How Operation Warp Speed created vaccination chaos
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Over 500 videos, inside the Capitol Riot: what the Parler videos reveal
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Memphis-area residents without internet must wait days for vaccination appointments, while others go to the front of the line
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Members of several well-known hate groups identified at Capitol riot
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Domestic Terrorism: A more urgent threat, but weaker laws
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Authorities dissuaded some extremists from traveling to Washington, and shared intelligence with Capitol Police, but could not stop the mob...
Capitol rioters planned for weeks in plain sight. The police weren’t ready.
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Insurrectionists made no effort to hide their intentions, but law enforcement protecting Congress was caught flat-footed. by Logan Jaffe, Lydia...
Timber Tax Cuts Cost Oregon Towns Billions. Then Polluted Water Drove Up the Price.
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After a violent crime, Arizona promised reforms for people with developmental disabilities. It has yet to deliver.
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After a woman with developmental disabilities was raped and gave birth to a child in a state home, a task...
She Noticed $200 Million Missing, Then She Was Fired
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Private executioners paid in cash. Middle-of-the-night killings. False or incomplete justifications. ProPublica obtained court records showing how the outgoing administration...
The Trump administration keeps awarding border wall contracts but doesn’t own the land to build on
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JPMorgan Chase Bank wrongly charged 170,000 customers overdraft fees. Federal regulators refused to penalize it.
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Federal regulators and West Virginia agencies are rewriting environmental rules again to pave the way for construction of a major...
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Meatpacking industry fought feeble Covid-19 safeguards under Trump
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After a wave of violent threats against election workers, Georgia sees few arrests
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For nearly a year, election administrators across the country weathered the pandemic while facing attacks and threats — leading many...
Indivisible launches For The People Project to ‘unrig our democracy and make it work for all’
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Rural Americans in pharmacy deserts hurting for Covid vaccines
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by Markian Hawryluk March 3, 2021 [caption id="attachment_30519" align="aligncenter" width="1270"] Some rural counties, especially those located between the Mississippi River...
A Las Vegas Judge approves $1.4 million payment to wrongfully convicted man who served more than two decades
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by Kevin Johnson, University of California, Davis Wednesday, February 24, 2021 If a proposed law passes, this group of immigrants...
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Biden ban on new private prison contracts will not reach ICE detainees
2021-02-02
[caption id="attachment_29871" align="alignright" width="651"] President Joe Biden on Tuesday signs a memorandum strengthening nation-to-nation relationships and directing federal agencies to...
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The first lady accused parents and children of lying about the violence they faced in their home countries and claimed...
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2020-09-30
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Activists help ICE detainee avoid deportation following alleged sterilization procedure at Georgia facility
2020-09-16
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2020-09-16
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ICE deported a woman who accused guards of sexual assault while the Feds were still investigating the incident
2020-09-16
The DHS and DOJ inspectors general are investigating allegations that ICE guards assaulted detainees in camera blind spots. DHS instructed...
Rights groups condemn ICE amid whistleblower’s allegations of unwarranted hysterectomies
2020-09-15
'Forced Sterilization Is Genocide' The complaint alleges numerous health and safety violations in regards to Covid-19 in addition a disturbing...
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2020-09-11
Internal emails show ICE rebuffed New Mexico public health officials offering to help contain COVID-19. by Patrick Michels and Laura...
ICE guards “systematically” sexually assault detainees in an El Paso detention center, lawyers say
2020-08-14
Allegations include guards attacking victims in camera “blind spots” and telling them that “no one would believe” them in ICE...

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Despite Biden moratorium, ICE and CBP deport hundreds
2021-02-02
'Get These Agencies Under Control Immediately' "Don't. Look. Away. We can't trust ICE and CBP, even if their boss is...
Biden ban on new private prison contracts will not reach ICE detainees
2021-02-02
[caption id="attachment_29871" align="alignright" width="651"] President Joe Biden on Tuesday signs a memorandum strengthening nation-to-nation relationships and directing federal agencies to...
Biden’s path to citizenship for immigrants could face an uphill battle
2021-01-21
  by Ryan Knappenberger, Cronkite News Thursday, January 21 [caption id="attachment_29461" align="alignright" width="270"] President Joe Biden, shown here in a campaign...
New IG report, says ACLU, shows just how far Trump team ‘was willing to go to destroy’ immigrant families
2021-01-15
"Just when you think the Trump administration can't sink any lower, it does." by Brett Wilkins, staff writer Friday, January...
US detained migrant children for far longer than previously known
2020-11-29
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Trump races to weaken environmental and worker protections, and implement other last-minute policies, before Jan. 20
2020-11-27
The Trump administration is rushing to approve dozens of eleventh-hour policy changes. Among them: The Justice Department is fast-tracking a...
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2020-11-10
[su_pullquote align="right"]This is an update from a previous story identifying 545 un-reunitable children.[/su_pullquote].    The children were separated from their families...
Trump got what he wanted at the border. Would Biden undo it?
2020-10-28
Democrats agree that Trump’s caused asylum-seekers unacceptable misery. But the goal of deterring people from migrating to the U.S. —...
‘Cruelty was always the plan’: pressed on mass family separations in final debate, Trump smears victims as ‘bad people’
2020-10-23
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Native American man shot protesting Trump border wall, others tear gassed, arrested by US agents on Indigenous Peoples’ Day
2020-10-13
"It's obscene and offensive to us that local and state governments move to celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day while the federal...

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