This brief explains the crippling state of debt that exists in the Global South, with an emphasis on the role of wealthy countries like the U.S. in perpetuating the issue and its effects on global efforts to mitigate climate change and achieve a green transition.

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The right to vote is not only a time honored and celebrated tradition, but one of our most sacred and fundamental rights as citizens.

Our comprehensive analysis of the Inflation Reduction Act, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Justice40, and how to leverage these federal funding opportunities to advance climate justice.

The anti-farmer and anti-climate policies currently being pursued by Modi in India and supported by the Biden administration strengthen the hand of fascism and threaten progress on global climate justice.

“Dismantling factory farming is not going to eliminate inequality or stop agricultural emissions, but as part of a larger Green New Deal program it would challenge the exploitative and destructive practices of big agribusiness and redistribute power back to farmers, consumers, rural workers, and the American people.”

“An effective Green New Deal is also a radical Green New Deal… from the Latin radix, meaning root: radical change is systemic change that tackles root causes rather than merely addressing symptoms.”