Does Oil and Gas Production Consume Too Much Water? With water use growing, arid Western states are asking for new regulations. Capital & Main · Jun 6, 2023
L.A.’s Summer of Solidarity Reaching across diverse backgrounds and kinds of work, thousands of union members are sharing strategy and stories of the struggle to live and work in Los Angeles. Capital & Main · Jun 5, 2023
Debt Ceiling Agreement Mostly Spares Biden’s Investments in Clean Energy, Infrastructure The president’s new economic paradigm for large-scale government intervention is largely untouched by the deal with Republicans. Capital & Main · Jun 2, 2023
In Anaheim, Health Starts in School Community schools reduce health disparities by bringing medical, mental health, and wellness resources to the campuses students and families visit daily. Capital & Main · Jun 2, 2023
It’s Payback Time New studies call for reparations from oil companies and governments responsible for climate change. Capital & Main · Jun 1, 2023
Changes in Pandemic-Era Benefits Mean New Hardship for Millions Ending the pandemic emergency increases burdens for people with long COVID. Capital & Main · May 31, 2023
Desegregation Starts Here Richard and Leah Rothstein’s new book is an organizer’s guide to integrating communities. Capital & Main · May 30, 2023
Excavating the Future: Stopping AAPI Hate Manjusha Kulkarni, co-founder of Stop AAPI Hate, talks about the surge in anti-Asian harassment and violence during the pandemic and the communities that are pushing back. Capital & Main · May 29, 2023
Pennsylvania Legislators Claw Back the State’s Power to Plug Abandoned Wells After a deal last year kneecapped regulators’ ability to address the crisis of abandoned oil and gas wells, Dems aim to reset environmental law. Capital & Main · May 26, 2023
Just Because You Think You Are Tipping a Service Worker Doesn’t Mean You Are Two California cases probe who is pocketing those extra fees tacked onto your restaurant tab. Capital & Main · May 25, 2023
New Mexico, ‘Climate Champ’ Governor Sued for Oil and Gas Failures Lawsuit argues the state is not equally upholding environmental protections enshrined in its constitution. Capital & Main · May 24, 2023
Excavating the Future: Guarding the Hidden Archive Natalia Molina, historian, author and MacArthur fellow, discusses gentrification and her family's history of nurturing community. Capital & Main · May 23, 2023
Excavating the Future: Breaking the Silence Rossana Pérez, healer and activist in the Salvadoran community of Los Angeles, talks about the transgenerational trauma that the COVID-19 pandemic exposed. Capital & Main · May 22, 2023
Colorado’s Big Push on Electric Vehicles Gets Boost From Federal Funds, But It’s Got a Long Way to Go Though the state is set to spend plenty in effort to meet the goals of its emissions reduction plan, more permanent solutions seem far off. Capital & Main · May 19, 2023
Capital & Main · May 18, 2023 The Orchard Amid Concrete Ten years on, a law meant to help urban farmers feed hungry Californians continues to underperform.
Capital & Main · May 17, 2023 The Climate Crisis Is a Health Crisis How to follow the heat to the next disease; and how following the science got a researcher in trouble.
Capital & Main · May 16, 2023 Oil Company Cancels Colorado Open Space Drilling Proposal The plan by Extraction would have led to horizontal drilling under hundreds of acres of scenic Boulder County lands purchased with taxpayer dollars.
Capital & Main · May 15, 2023 California Bill Would Hit Oil Companies With $1 Million Penalty for Health Impacts The first of its kind legislation holds companies liable for illness from urban drilling.
Capital & Main · May 12, 2023 When California Set Minimum Staffing Levels for Overworked Nurses, Better Patient Outcomes Followed Safe staffing laws have worked in California — and can’t pass anywhere else.
Capital & Main · May 11, 2023 Hollywood Writers Have a Word for It: Inequality From Cocaine Bear to Panda Express, the fight for a living wage is the same.
Capital & Main · May 10, 2023 ‘No Renewables’: Texas House Republicans Block Clean Energy in Political Ploy Petroleum industry supports tax breaks for renewable energy projects but legislators refuse.
Capital & Main · May 9, 2023 Pennsylvania’s Largest Coal Plant Is Retiring. What Would It Take to Transition the Site to Renewables? Homer City Generating Station has been used to delay environmental regulations. Could the infamous site become a symbol for the just transition?
Capital & Main · May 8, 2023 Why Business Lobbyists Want to Stop Labor Secretary Nominee Julie Su David Weil, whose 2022 Senate confirmation to a Labor Department post was blocked, says fast food companies, ride-sharing services and nonunion builders fear vigorous enforcement of labor laws.
Capital & Main · May 5, 2023 Incarcerated Men and Women Are Learning to Address Their Own Trauma Can we learn to look at violence as an aspect of pain?
Capital & Main · May 4, 2023 David Bronner’s Psychedelic Justice Trip His soap company donates millions to psychedelics research and reforms, which the CEO says can lead to a healthier, more just society.