A decrease in the projected rise of global temperature, reduction in cost for utilizing solar and wind energy, and the inclusion of Indigenous Peoples at the World Economic Forum could all indicate shifts in the politics of climate change.
Living
Opinion: It Feels Too Musky in Here – or Why I Left Twitter
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I was one of those people that loved Twitter. Oh, sure it had its problems, as they all do. But for the most part I found it to be not only the most informative and easy to navigate, but also the most fun. Then Elon Musk came.
News
U.N. Climate Change Conference makes a breakthrough agreement
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COP27 concluded earlier this month, and while it accomplished reaching an agreement on “loss and damage,” how the plan will calculate those issues remains complicated.
arab spring
Generation X and Technology: From Dumb Terminals to Death Threats
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“By adopting the tried and true American marketing language of freedom and free speech, they rally ready troops who giddily cheer them on, even when (or especially when) they’re shutting down accounts of those who criticize them.”
LGBTQ
Opinion: How the “Rainbow Wave” Changed the Story of the Midterm Election
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Storm Faerywolf discusses the increasing numbers of queer politicians elected to office in the United States, and how they played a pivotal role in the U.S. midterm elections.
anti-Semitism
With rising dangers of Christian nationalism, 45% of Americans polled believe U.S. should be a Christian nation
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Amid rising dangers of extremism and Christian Nationalism, a new PEW Research Center survey shows nearly half of Americans in favor of U.S. being a Christian nation.