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Highlighting the sources of climate disruption and solutions to help cool the planet.
All in Climate
Existing systems record only ‘one-sixth of the statistically estimated heat deaths’ in Texas, a new paper by a Texas A&M researcher finds.
Energy generation, access, affordability, and impacts to public health and security.
All in Energy
City of Round Rock is 'business friendly ... resident hostile.' A Q&A with Gary Oldham of Protect Round Rock
Examining state violence, war and militarism, genocide, and ecological stability.
All in Human Rights
'It is our duty to fight for freedom! It is our duty to win!'
Power and potential of pro-democracy movements and the forces aligned against them.
All in Democracy
Noem’s firing shows the power of collective action; now we must go after the real architect of Trump's deportation machine and so many other harmful policies.
Animal and plant relatives, land protection, and the politics of public space.
All in Biodiversity
Tracking this small population of big birds is revealing potentially significant changes in their habits.
Book and film reviews, poetry, visual art, short fiction, and creative nonfiction.
All in Arts & Letters
Bad Bunny and the Boss aren't the only ones decrying federal abuses. The resistance in Texas is remarkably fertile, as these critical artists prove out.
Water planning, scarcity, industry, and the right of all people to safe and affordable water.
All in Water
The largest industrial users paying to avoid water limits as the 'Sparkling City by the Sea' expects to run out of water next year. That would halt jet fuel supplies to Texas airports, trigger a surge in gas prices, and result in an 'economic disaster' without precedent, former officials said.
Commentary at the intersection of environment and justice from Deceleration's editors.
All in Deceleration Opinion
Guest opinions from the broader Deceleration community.
All in Community Voices
Departed Texas-based disability justice activist Bob Kafka had words for this moment: ‘Don’t Mourn. Organize.’
