President’s Letter: Uncommon Heroes Fighting for Our Common Home
By: ajcarapella
The Cry of the Earth, The Cry of the Poor
What do poor and indigenous communities in northeast Colombia’s coal-mining regions, African-American and Latino communities in rural North Carolina,...
Back From The Brink
By: Ben Goldfarb
The Cry of the Earth, The Cry of the Poor
On a drizzly Seattle afternoon – April on the calendar, November in the air – an endless parade of tractor-trailers rolls through a towering green...
The False Promise of Hydropower
By: Gary Wockner
The Cry of the Earth, The Cry of the Poor
This article is also available in Spanish. Costa Rica’s wrong-minded hydroelectric policy is contributing to one of the world’s most misunderstood...
La bomba de metano de las hidroeléctricas de la que nadie quiere hablar
By: Gary Wockner
The Cry of the Earth, The Cry of the Poor
Mientras nos paramos en nuestras tablas y remamos alejándonos de la bahía en Mal País y giramos al sur pasado la rompiente de las olas, pude sentir...
Won’t Back Down: Colombia’s Coal-War Warrior
By: Pete Harrison
The Cry of the Earth, The Cry of the Poor
This article is also available in Spanish. There is an old saying that dynamite comes in small packages. At just a smidgen over five feet, Bocas de...
No Dara Marcha Atras: La Guerra de la Lucha Contra a Produccion de Carbon en Colombia
By: Pete Harrison
The Cry of the Earth, The Cry of the Poor
A pesar de los riesgos, Liliana Guerrero, la Waterkeeper y Directora Ejecutiva de la organización no gubernamental Bocas de Ceniza Waterkeeper en la...
What To Do When State Regulation Stinks
By: Gray Jernigan
The Cry of the Earth, The Cry of the Poor
North Carolina’s Waterkeepers are using the civil rights act to clean up minority communities. Take a drive through eastern North Carolina, and...
