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Labor OrganizingMarch 14, 2022
These 20 Striking Detroit Baristas Could Lead a Union Revival
By asking the NLRB to force their employer to recognize the union without holding an election, they are striking a bold blow for industrial democracy.
Daniel Judt
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PoliticsOctober 23, 2020
Opportunity Knocks: Canvassing in the Time of Covid
While Democrats abandoned in-person door knocking because of the pandemic, Republicans never stopped. Democrats have finally decided to end their unilateral disarmament.
Daniel Judt and Maxwell Ulin
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Climate ChangeSeptember 22, 2020
In the UK, Climate Isn’t a Political Issue. That’s a Problem.
The choice we face in responding to the climate crisis is between a just transition—and just a transition.
Daniel Judt
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Air PollutionJanuary 27, 2020
Australia’s Devastating Wildfires Were Not Inevitable
The country was once actually poised to lead on climate politics.
Daniel Judt
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Climate ChangeOctober 14, 2019
Can Extinction Rebellion Put Climate Change ‘Beyond Politics’?
Right now their approach is making politicians come to them.
Daniel Judt
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Climate ChangeSeptember 24, 2019
In Senegal, Climate Change Is Robbing Thousands of Their Homes
No region has done less to contribute to the climate crisis than Africa—or stands to lose more.
Daniel Judt
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Accidents and DisastersApril 17, 2019
The Burning of Notre Dame Is Not Just a Tragedy—It’s an Opportunity
It’s an occasion to a consider a more expansive idea of what it means to be French.
Daniel Judt
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EnvironmentDecember 6, 2018
A Conference on Climate Change Became a Conference on Coal
At the summit in Poland, a missed opportunity.
Daniel Judt
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April 13, 2017
In Paris, a School for Refugees Is Forming the Next Generation of French Citizens
The Pierre Claver school asks what it takes for a refugee to become part of a nation—especially now, and especially if that nation is France.
Daniel Judt
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Immigration PolicyDecember 2, 2016
Rutland, Vermont, Will Soon Be the New Home to 100 Syrian Refugees. How Will a Divided Community Embrace Them?
The small city is struggling to figure out who it is and just how welcoming it wants to be.
Daniel Judt