On June 19, 2017June 19, 201700Understanding the Paris Withdrawal: It’s Still Up to the Movement to Make the FutureInBlogByCDP The past several months in global politics have been disorienting and frightening. Movements for liberation find themselves under assault from...
On May 02, 2017July 26, 201702The Invisible Climate Wars, Part I: Gender, Violence, and the Climate-Patriarchy ConnectionInBlogByCDP Climate justice and gender justice are inextricably linked. There are many fronts in the fight against climate injustice; some are...
On April 24, 2017May 1, 201723Guest Post: Emily Johnston on Climate Change, Interconnectedness, and Tolerating Personal RiskInBlogByCDP This post is the first of a series of guest posts to the CDP blog. Emily Johnston is a poet, writer,...
On March 08, 2017May 1, 201705Why the Climate Movement Is Stronger Than You ThinkInBlogByCDP It’s all about the numbers. The climate movement has lately been on the defensive, to put it mildly. Among the...
On February 08, 2017May 1, 201700Lessons from the Climate PeripheryInBlogByCDP After President Trump issued executive orders seeking to resuscitate the Keystone XL (KXL) and Dakota Access Pipelines (DAPL), the climate...
On January 19, 2017May 1, 201702The Way Forward: Climate Law and Activism in the Age of TrumpInBlogByCDP With Trump as President and both houses of Congress controlled by conservatives, what avenues remain for climate activists? Since the...
