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Climate
Military Minerals: How US Military Demand Is Intensifying Extraction on Indigenous Lands
Sunrise After the Blockade
Cheap solar could help Cuba break free of US energy dominance — and the world should help pay for it
Cheap solar could help Cuba break free of US energy dominance — and the world should help pay for it
Trillion Dollar Bills: The Costs of Transatlantic Dependence for Europe
From imposing fossil energy dominance to NATO spending targets, the US is extracting more from Europe and putting the climate transition at risk.
From imposing fossil energy dominance to NATO spending targets, the US is extracting more from Europe and putting the climate transition at risk.
Mining for War: Assessing the Pentagon’s Mineral Stockpile
How can the Pentagon’s energy transition mineral stockpiles be repurposed toward the green transition?
How can the Pentagon’s energy transition mineral stockpiles be repurposed toward the green transition?
Transition Security
Redirecting Energy Transition Minerals from the Pentagon Fleet to the Public Good
The Pentagon fleet demands a vast amount of energy transition minerals.
The Pentagon fleet demands a vast amount of energy transition minerals.
The Climate Crisis and the US War Machine
The Pentagon is the world's largest institutional consumer of fossil fuels.
The Pentagon is the world’s largest institutional consumer of fossil fuels.
Climate Justice Demands Ceasefire and Arms Embargo on Israel
Genocide and apartheid are incompatible with climate justice.
Genocide and apartheid are incompatible with climate justice.
Less War, Less Warming: A Reparative Approach to US and UK Military Ecological Damages
The US and UK militaries are two of the world’s institutions most responsible for climate crisis. Only a reparative approach can begin to account for their role in environmental breakdown.