Nuclear insanity: ongoing development and deployment, endless investment, eventual (either accidental or intentional) use.

The tragic reality is that our economic and public health systems do discriminate.

This tax season, I'd rather fund green jobs and disease control than jets that spontaneously combust. Wouldn't you?

From the contact with the populations and the walks through wooded areas, something becomes clear and notorious: the conditions for the repetition of catastrophic forest fires not only exist again, but have worsened.

This dysfunctional, war-prone system does not need to be anarchic nor ruled and selectively enforced by the strongest or the Western military alliance, NATO.

Western governments have been heavily subsidizing their own fossil-fuel industries even as they exhort much poorer countries to do more to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. But the full extent of these subsidies has been hidden by the methods used to measure them.

The ongoing conflict is disrupting the supply chains of cereals and oilseeds, increasing food prices, and is expected to significantly raise domestic production costs in the agricultural sector.

The question is whether we'll return to sane and humane economic policies and ban big money from politics or if we'll embrace the authoritarian policies of Putin, Trump, and Le Pen.

The U.S. should be publicly leading in a campaign to force both Russia and Ukraine to the negotiating table.

These malicious accusations, part of a spreading movement led by Florida's "Don't Say Gay" law, have not a shred of truth to them.