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EnergySeptember 26, 2018
‘They Saw Us as a Threat When All We Wanted Was Fair Treatment’
Almost 80 percent of the Cherry-Todd Electric Cooperative’s members are Native Americans—why were there so few on the board?
Audrea Lim
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Climate ChangeJuly 23, 2018
The Green Jobs Revolution Needs to Include All of Us
A few years ago, Adan Anguiano was in prison. Now he has a career installing solar panels in East Los Angeles.
Audrea Lim
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Climate ChangeJune 11, 2018
Can Farming Save Puerto Rico’s Future?
As climate change alters how and where food is grown, Puerto Rico’s agroecology brigades serve as a model for sustainable farming.
Audrea Lim
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Climate ChangeMay 22, 2017
True Climate Justice Puts Communities of Color First
Black and brown communities have long borne the brunt of our addiction to fossil fuels—and now they are leading the fight for a post-carbon economy.
Audrea Lim
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Climate ChangeApril 30, 2017
The March to Save the Planet
Saturday’s Peoples Climate March brought together activists from indigenous resistance groups to Black Lives Matter to the Boy Scouts, all demanding: Act now.
Audrea Lim
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ActivismDecember 20, 2016
Want to Know How to Build a Progressive Movement Under Trump? Look to Standing Rock
Fighting against white supremacy and neoliberalism takes organizing—and lots of it.
Audrea Lim
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Language ArtsSeptember 30, 2014
China’s New Frontiers
How Africa and China’s own borderlands became the center of Beijing’s new empire.
Audrea Lim
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EnvironmentSeptember 10, 2014
How First Nations in Canada Are Winning the Fight Against Big Oil
Recent militant action in Canada is leading a global movement to protect frontier resources.
Audrea Lim