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A federal court ruled that groups in #CancerAlley can proceed with a lawsuit seeking a moratorium on new toxic plants in two majority Black districts. The case argues current land policies are a vestige of slavery and violate the 13th & 14th Amendments earthjustice.org/orangegrove
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Winters are vanishing quickly, and soon they could be gone for good. So what’s the point in having the Winter Olympics when it’s too hot for snow? #ThisIsClimateChange

Inside the Movement - February 5, 2026 Edition Inside The Movement is the action toolkit for the climate movement. Come find your place (and your voice!) Go to ITM.earth now. All you need to act on climate change … each and every week.

The Winter Olympics kick off today, so we’re kicking off our call-outs. The games are sponsored by the fossil fuel industry...while they use fake snow. Ironic, right? Take action to hold the Olympics accountable: itm.earth#take-action-3

Park City is one of America’s best ski resorts. So why is there no snow? #ThisIsClimateChange

Climate change is killing the Olympics and we’re running out of time. #ThisIsClimateChange

Inside the Movement - January 29, 2026 Edition Inside The Movement is the action toolkit for the climate movement. Come find your place (and your voice!) Go to ITM.earth now. All you need to act on climate change … each and every week.

You may have heard people reacting to this week’s cold temperatures by saying something like, “See? Climate change isn’t real—it’s snowing.” Well, not only is climate change real, but it actually caused this extreme weather. Learn more here: itm.earth/editions/202...

Natural disasters aren’t so “natural” any more. See what’s really going on. #ThisIsClimateChange

More than a million Americans lost power this week. But it didn't have to be this way.

Millions of Americans suffered through the most dangerous storm of the year. Why was it so bad? #ThisIsClimateChange

Winterstorm Fern caused massive power outages for over a million Americans … but not for everyone. They were fine. Watch to see who stayed warm and safe.

This Toyota owner used to think of Toyota as a “green” car company, but was shocked when she learned what it's been doing behind the scenes. Now, Toyota's chairman has gone “Full MAGA.” What could possibly be next? Watch this video to find out. #toyota #teamtoyota #letsgoplaces #ev

Winterstorm Fern caused massive power outages for over a million Americans … but not for everyone. They were fine. Watch to see who stayed warm and safe.

This snowstorm is anything but normal. See why. #ThisIsClimateChange

Think Toyota is a green company? Think again. #teamtoyota #toyota #letsgoplaces #ev

They were Toyota’s biggest fans ... until they learned the truth about the company. #teamtoyota #toyota #letsgoplaces #ev

Inside the Movement - January 15, 2026 Edition Inside The Movement is the action toolkit for the climate movement. Come find your place (and your voice!) Go to ITM.earth now. All you need to act on climate change … each and every week.

More pollution rollbacks, interest in exploiting Greenland’s melting ice, and withdrawals from international climate treaties reinforce the dangerous pattern we’ve been seeing for months: profit over people. All these stories and ways you can take action at itm.earth/editions/202...

Inside the Movement - December 18, 2025 Edition Inside The Movement is the action toolkit for the climate movement. Come find your place (and your voice!) Go to ITM.earth now. All you need to act on climate change … each and every week.

As 2025 comes to a close, the climate fight feels more urgent than ever. This year brought record-breaking hurricanes and extreme heat, but also surging renewable energy and species recoveries. Look back on what defined the year, and what’s happening right now: itm.earth/editions/202...

The Pacific Northwest is drowning under immense climate-driven rain. The phenomenon is called an “atmospheric river” and it’s making the region’s normal heavy precipitation look like a gentle mist. What does it mean for the future of weather? #ThisIsClimateChange

Inside the Movement - December 11, 2025 Edition Inside The Movement is the action toolkit for the climate movement. Come find your place (and your voice!) Go to ITM.earth now. All you need to act on climate change … each and every week.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Learn how to have a sustainable holiday season through our climate actions: itm.earth/editions/202...

Inside the Movement - December 4, 2025 Edition Inside The Movement is the action toolkit for the climate movement. Come find your place (and your voice!) Go to ITM.earth now. All you need to act on climate change … each and every week.

We need YOU to act now. Protect public waters, defend old-growth forests, and save the Endangered Species Act. These battles can't wait, so find every link you need right here: itm.earth/editions/202...

It may seem that the worst is over for Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa. But the aftermath will be felt for years to come. Find out how the storm will be even deadlier in its wake. #ThisIsClimateChange. Support Jamaica's recovery here: supportjamaica.gov.jm

Inside the Movement - November 20, 2025 Edition Inside The Movement is the action toolkit for the climate movement. Come find your place (and your voice!) Go to ITM.earth now. All you need to act on climate change … each and every week.

COP30 ended yesterday, and many demands went unmet. The final deal omits a fossil fuel phase-out plan, but it does commit to tripling funding for countries facing severe climate impacts. There’s a long road ahead, but also real steps forward. Learn more about COP30 here: itm.earth/editions/202...

Do you ever wonder why your #energybill is skyrocketing? You’re not alone. Energy costs are one of the biggest issues facing Americans today, but does it have to be? See the cause and solution to America’s energy crisis.

This week, our guest writer is Michael Mann, Presidential Distinguished Professor of Earth & Environmental Science at the University of Pennsylvania and co-author, with Peter Hotez, of Science Under Siege: How to Fight the Five Most Powerful Forces that Threaten Our World. Science Truly Is Under Siege Nearly two years ago, my colleague Peter Hotez, a leading public health scientist, and I decided to join forces to write a book (Science Under Siege) about the opposition we’ve encountered in our two respective domains—climate and vaccine science—from bad actors with political, ideological, or financial motivations in attacking mainstream scientific findings. We had no way of knowing just what sort of political environment the book would find itself in when it came out. With the reelection of Donald Trump to a second term in November 2024, science has not found itself under an unprecedented assault by the Trump administration and an enabling Republican Congress, stacked Supreme Court, and a complicit, increasingly plutocrat-owned media. This poses a truly existential threat not just to those of us living in the United States, but to humanity and the planet. Climate change and worsening pandemics (thanks in part to climate change) each represent an existential threat. But an even greater overriding threat is the rampant spread, particularly via social media, of anti-science disinformation, almost exclusively from the political right, that renders it impossible for us to take the needed mitigating actions. Billionaire techlords and supposed benevolent plutocrats aren’t going to come to save us. It’s up to the rest of us to take back our planet, while there is still time. — Michael Mann

"Science is Truly Under Siege" | Featured post in this week's #TheNetwork newsletter, courtesy of @theyearsproject.bsky.social:
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Inside the Movement - October 30, 2025 Edition Inside The Movement is the action toolkit for the climate movement. Come find your place (and your voice!) Go to ITM.earth now. All you need to act on climate change … each and every week.

Hurricane Melissa tore through Jamaica, Haiti, and Cuba and is heading toward Bermuda. How did this storm get so strong? And what can you do to provide relief? Find out in this week's Inside the Movement: itm.earth/editions/202...

Why was Hurricane Melissa so powerful? And did climate change play a role? Renowned climate scientist @katharinehayhoe.com separates fact from fiction. #ThisIsClimateChange

Meteorologists have never seen a storm like this. It took under 2 days for Melissa to grow from a tropical storm to one of the largest Atlantic hurricanes of all time. How did this even happen? Watch this to see how climate change is supercharging hurricanes. #ThisisClimateChange

Inside the Movement - October 23, 2025 Edition Inside The Movement is the action toolkit for the climate movement. Come find your place (and your voice!) Go to ITM.earth now. All you need to act on climate change … each and every week.

We've reached the first climate tipping point, but we’re still fighting. Illinois is teaching climate in schools, wind turbines are being developed off of Virginia Beach, and Indigenous leaders are reviving prescribed burns to prevent wildfires. Join the movement: itm.earth/editions/202...

Inside the Movement - October 9, 2025 Edition Inside The Movement is the action toolkit for the climate movement. Come find your place (and your voice!) Go to ITM.earth now. All you need to act on climate change … each and every week.

There are some big questions we’re asking this week: Can the oil from your french fries help cut emissions? Why does it still feel like summer in October? And what happens when the EPA terminates the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program? Find the answers to these stories: itm.earth/editions/202...

A study released this week found that cancer risks from #pollutingfacilities in Louisiana’s #CancerAlley are up to 11 times higher than previously thought. Watch the video we produced with the study authors and read more about the findings here! bit.ly/3STi1AP