Adam Parsons, Share the World's Resources: The
idea of sharing is emerging as a key theme in many areas of policy
thinking and activism today, none more so than in civil society advocacy
work on climate change.
Anna Meyer, OtherWords: The
last time you ate at a restaurant, you probably weren't aware that your
wait staff might be earning poverty-level wages -- or that transporting
your food may have contributed unnecessarily to climate change. Despite
their "family-friendly" image, chains like Olive Garden and Chili's are
perpetuating a broken system.
Colin Samson, The Conversation: A
controversial hydroelectric dam project in sub-Arctic Canada relies on
local Innu people giving up their own lands. Canada is a supposed world
leader on human rights, yet any country staking its economy upon energy
production on the lands of Indigenous peoples is likely to disregard
their rights.
Global Fish Stocks Depleted to "Alarming" Levels
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