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What Policies Can Help Solve Iran’s Climate-Driven Water Shortage?
In Tehran, and in Mashhad some reservoirs are at less than 5% and 3% capacity, respectively
Assaults on US Academic Freedom: Acquiescence and Resistance
Academic freedom siege in the US is under siege as never in our nation’s history
Are Secretive Israeli Front Organizations Trying to Empty out Gaza? Palestinians sent to South Africa
When a chartered flight carrying more than 150 Palestinians from Gaza landed in Johannesburg last week, confusion filled South African airwaves
The Ultimate Con: Arms Contractors are Making out Like Bandits
U.S. interceptors have failed almost half their tests, and the secretary of defense responds by bellowing: “That’s what $50 billion buys us?”
Practicing Social Ecology: From Bookchin to Kurdish Rojava and Beyond
Murray Bookchin was one of the most significant thinkers – and activists – in the 20th century
Gaza: As Cold and Rain Assault Homeless, Israel Blocks Entry of Tents
the health situation in the Gaza Strip is catastrophic as the population drinks contaminated water with high salinity
Pacific Nations aim to go 100% Renewables, saving 25% of GDP
In Papua New Guinea’s highlands, solar kits bring electric light to homes for the first time
Imposing Sanctions on Israel with Love
As an Israeli Jew in voluntary political exile since 1983 facing horrors being done in my name and without my consent
Why Jewish Squatter Violence in the West Bank is Skyrocketing
As with the Gaza atrocities, 1 in every 5 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in 2025 across the West Bank is a child
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