Daniel Edelman learned the tools of his trade combatting Nazi propaganda during World War II. After the war, he had a decision to make: Return to his pre-war journalism career, or use his psy-ops skills to make his way in America’s booming post-war economy?
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Judge Grants Restraining Order Against Minnesota County Sheriff in Line 3 Fight
The judge granted a temporary restraining order prohibiting the Hubbard County Sheriff’s Office from blocking vehicular access to Namewag Camp, an Indigenous woman and two-spirit-led camp opposing Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline.
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Indigenous Water Protectors, Allies Protesting Line 3 First Ever To Be Cited under Obscure County Ordinance in Minnesota
Opponents to Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline expansion project in Minnesota have filed a lawsuit against Hubbard County for blockading access to an Indigenous-led camp and convergence space.
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E. Bruce Harrison: The Godfather of Greenwashing
From Silent Spring to the Kyoto Protocol
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The Supreme Court’s Obscure Procedural Ruling in Baltimore’s Climate Case, Explained
The court’s ruling permits the defendants to continue to delay litigation in state court and deny the public information.
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Computer-Aided Destruction
Autodesk “makes software for people who make things,” including fossil fuel companies, although it’s marketed itself as a highly sustainable company for years. As climate accountability expands to include the tech sector, big new questions are emerging.
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The Chemical Weapon Next Door
Oil refineries routinely use a chemical that could vaporize people’s organs
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Another Line 3 Battleground—Free Speech
How the fossil fuel industry is undermining free speech.
