Climate Change
World on Fire: You Can Value Healthcare and Climate Change at the Same Time
It’s so easy to see climate change as a separate issue, especially when activists have painted it as such in the past. But we do not live apart from our environment.
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World on Fire: Fanning the Flames of Climate Change as Australia Burns
Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been historically careless when it comes to safeguarding the environment.
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Backtalk: Happy New Year! The World Is On Fire!
Dahlia and Amy ring in the new year (yay!) talking about how the world is burning down (boo!). The beginning of this decade can feel hopeless, but all hope is not lost: stay informed, organize, and create change.
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A Ball of Fire: How Climate Change Is Affecting the Mental Health of Gen Z
The young people doing this work are also fighting against the demonization of their activism.
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The Good Fight: The Invisible Young Women Driving Climate-Change Activism
Younger women are at the forefront of the climate change conversation.
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Backtalk: It’s the End of the World and We Know It
This week, Dahlia and Amy are talking about climate change. Climate science consistently shows we must curb our greenhouse gas emissions ASAP in order to stop the exponential damage to the environment, which will most likely create global climate devastation by 2050. Though we can live more... Read more »
No Safe Haven: When Natural Disasters Strike Behind Prison Walls
Freedom of movement should be a human right, and yet even in the face of terrifying hurricanes, tsunamis, or wildfires, evacuation of inmates is a decision left to the mercy of local and federal officials.
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Expensive Denial: The Rising Cost of Ignoring Climate Change
At the heart of climate-change denial is a multibillion-dollar strategy to help rich, white men get richer at the expense of poor women.
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Misogynoir and Climate Change: Part IV—How Disaster Relief Fails Black Women
When we compound the realities of women’s disproportionate risks during disasters and Black people’s disproportionate environmental challenges, we can see how misogynoir functions in times of eco-crises.
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