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Whole Movements: Anti-racism Training For The Climate Movement Whole Movements will support and challenge white climate activists to build authentic partnerships across lines of race and grow inclusive organizations.

Pipeline Fight Lifts Environmental Movement

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An endowment of $1 billion that excluded fossil fuel companies would have grown to $2.26 billion over the past 10 years, but an endowment that included investments in fossil fuel companies would have grown to $2.14 billion. That extra $119 million could pay for 850 four-year scholarships, assuming tuition of $35,000 per year.

Middlebury to Consider Fossil Fuel Divestment Bronwyn Oatley and Kelsey Collins on December 20, 2012 - 3:46 PM ET In the wake of a high-profile student protest and amid a growing university movement to combat climate change, Middlebury College announced in early December that it would initiate steps to address the feasibility of divesting its endowment from the fossil fuel industry.

Why Canadian Tar Sands are the Most Environmentally Destructive Project on Earth

Hawai’i Leads the Way with Cutting-Edge Solar Energy Policy

Senate Approves Kerry for Secretary of State

The New Abolitionists: Global warming is the great moral crisis of our time Why the climate-justice movement must embrace its radicalism to fight it By WEN STEPHENSON  |  February 12, 2013

MUST SEE FILM: White Water, Black Gold A+A-1 02-09-2013Share Specialty Studios Most Americans know little about the source of oil for the proposed Keystone Pipeline—the tar sands of Northern Alberta. The tar sands are not a traditional oil field. The oil is extracted and processed from the sands at a significant and devastating environmental and health cost to the land and people, and the process itself is a major contributor to climate change.