The Interceptflipped into EnvironmentCarbon After George Floyd, Carbon Capture Tech Tiptoes into Racial Justice verified_publisherThe Intercept - Rachel M. Cohen In May 2019, the Carbon Capture Coalition, a group of roughly 60 companies, unions, research institutes, and energy groups that support carbon …
The Interceptflipped into EnvironmentPipelines Indigenous Groups Push Insurers to Abandon Fossil Fuel Projects verified_publisherThe Intercept - Greta Moran As oil and gas projects expand across the United States and Canada, often imperiling Indigenous land without ever obtaining consent, land defenders …
The Interceptflipped into NewsStudents Trump’s Ban on Foreign Workers Has Left Schools With Teacher Shortages verified_publisherThe Intercept - Hannah CritchfieldLiz Donovan When Darlin Delgado arrived in the Philippines in January, she was there as both an educator and a parent. A high school principal from Rancho High …
The Interceptflipped into WorldEmmanuel Macron France’s Macron Is Ramping Up a Clash of Civilizations — but Will It Stop Terrorism? verified_publisherThe Intercept - Murtaza Hussain In recent years, French President Emmanuel Macron was best known internationally for being the target of bright yellow-vested protesters, thousands …
The Interceptflipped into PoliticsU.S. Dept. of Agriculture Tom Vilsack for Agriculture Secretary Is Everything That’s Wrong With the Democratic Party verified_publisherThe Intercept - Claire Kelloway On Tuesday, after some public tokenizing and horse trading, President-elect Joe Biden’s transition team crowned dairy industry lobbyist and former …
The Interceptflipped into Newsentertainment news Hollywood Deployed Lobbyists to Win Exemptions to Strict California Lockdown verified_publisherThe Intercept - Lee Fang Last month, California Gov. Gavin Newsom was caught violating his own warnings against multiple households dining together indoors. The Democratic …
