The 40th anniversary of Earth Day provides us an opportunity to reflect on the “long, strange trip” shared by the environmental movement and the labor movement over four decades

This program meets the needs of—and has the potential to unite—the labor movement, environmentalists, and all those who have been the victims of inequality, discrimination, racism and, now, climate change

The path to future growth for organized labor lies in its ability to become a central player in the movement to build a sustainable future for the planet and its people

Labor can lead the struggle for a more just and sustainable economy and put itself back on the right side of history

Today you can change how those questions will be answered by engaging within the trade union movement for a vision of the future where labor is a part of the answer to the climate crisis, not a part of the problem

This Labor Day, as union membership falls to a mere seven percent of private sector workers and bargaining and political clout shrink…

The approach of the 40th anniversary of Earth Day on April 22 provides us an opportunity to reflect on the “long, strange…

While world leaders play the “blame game” for their failure to negotiate a binding climate agreement in Copenhagen, trade unions from around…

As Congress gears up to craft much-needed legislation to protect the earth from global warming, many American workers are wondering what it…