economic justice
A fight over mineral rights in Karnes County draws on Texas’ Jim Crow past
Sacoby Wilson: White House climate and economic justice screening tool misses a key factor: Race
With the U.S. at increasing risk of climate-fueled disasters, we need to plan for future threats and incorporate a focus on equity, justice and resilience into our policies along with honesty about who bears the most disproportionate burden.
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Can this year’s U.N. meeting on gender equality make a difference on climate change?
Feminists and environmental activists the world over have continually expressed disappointment in the failure of the U.N. system to stop climate change—or acknowledge it as a human rights or gender equality issue.
Care infrastructure is key to an equitable, green recovery from the Covid-19 crisis
As federal policymakers confront the parallel crises of the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, and racial injustice, a significant investment in our nation's care infrastructure - and the workforce and green jobs that power it—presents an urgent opportunity to address all three.
Carys Roberts: Making GDP the focus of a post-coronavirus economy would be a mistake
A new, green economy could create 1m jobs, says Carys Roberts, executive director of the IPPR.
Dean Baker: Building an economy that works again
A practical blueprint for reform in the wake of the coronavirus shutdown.