Health

More than 207,000 people have died worldwide from COVID-19, but there are still no drugs proven to help treat the disease.

It’s up to all of us to help make our food system fairer and more sustainable, and to hold Tyson and other companies accountable for their actions.

The Paris climate summit, dominated by the economic and political forces that are driving us toward destruction, will end with the usual empty rhetoric and a continued assault on the ecosystem.

The new Trump/Republican health care bill will see to it that many of the very foolish people who stood on the street corners, or carry his stickers on their cars and trucks, will one day be shocked when they or their relatives can no longer get into a nursing home via Medicaid.

To make an impact on lead hazards in America’s schools, there needs to be transparency.

It’s up to grassroots movements to demand – and win – the health care system we need.

Last year’s water protectors garnered worldwide attention, but several pipeline fights – such as the Enbridge Sandpiper pipeline victory – got little public notice.

We spend the hour looking at how the Trump administration has failed to account for what may be thousands of infections because of ongoing problems with access to testing, and how other countries have responded.

“This is a moment when we can implement measures to help boost the economy, create jobs, and build climate resilience.”

Any true hope in ending despair and the unchecked spread of the coronavirus must begin by following the public’s clearly documented trust in science.