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Cannonball Examen: The Cry of the Earth as a Cannonball Moment

For us, living with the effects of climate change now, in this very moment, we find ourselves faced with our own global cannonball moment—a moment of agony and opportunity.
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Profit at Great Cost: Plastic and the Intersection of Environmental and Racial Justice

The ethos of companies producing plastics is not one of care for the common good, or our common home, but one of the bottom line and growing profits — which drives systemic issues like environmental racism.
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Miracles at Oak Flat: Brophy College Prep’s Native American Club’s Run for Indigenous Rights and Environmental Justice

Called by an Ignatian faith that does justice, the Brophy College Prep Native American Club ran 188 miles to Oak Flat, a site sacred to the San Carlos Apache and other tribes, under threat by attempts to mine a vast copper deposit directly under the site.