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Is the world's most common w**d killer safe? 🌾

Glyphosate is used on farms across the globe, but governments, farmers, and communities can't agree on what to do about it.

Some countries are banning it. Others are doubling down.

And the debate cuts right to the heart of one of the biggest questions in food today:Can we feed the world without depending on chemicals?

We broke it down — from Vietnam to Kenya to your dinner plate.
🔗https://www.earthday.org/the-global-debate-over-glysophate/

We’re honored to be featured in the Earth Day edition of My Green Pod, marking the 56th Earth Day and reflecting on the enduring power of collective action.

From the mass environmental movement of 1970 to today’s global challenges, this issue explores how education, awareness, and informed activism continue to drive meaningful change. In an age of misinformation, these stories are an important reminder that progress starts with understanding, and that together, we still have the power to shape a better future.

Thank you to My Green Pod for including us in this special edition. 🌍


Read more here: https://www.mygreenpod.com/magazine/my-green-pod-magazine-april-2026/

"For years now, the climate and progressive movements have faced significant challenges in translating momentum into meaningful change. Despite large-scale marches and passionate demonstrations, tangible policy outcomes have remained elusive. And while leaders have spoken to the urgency felt by so many, there is a growing sense among supporters that words alone are no longer enough."

From our Youth Op-Ed Series: Eric Gonzales shares his journey into organizing and how Ignition Front is mobilizing young people to confront fossil fuel power and build a movement for change.

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Building a Climate Movement in the Gulf South | Earth Day Ignition Front is a national youth movement that builds up leaders to confront the injustices bred from fossil fuel extraction, and also to challenge its members to envision the better world we know is possible.

"Our power, Our planet invites us to acknowledge that love for the Earth cannot end at our gaze. It must live in and through our commitments. How we see the Earth shapes how we see ourselves."

From our Youth Op-Ed Series: Aniya Butler reflects on how war, extraction, and climate collapse are deeply connected—and why climate justice must be at the center of this moment.

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Towards Wholeness: Earth is the Pulse We Cannot Forget | Earth Day As headlines flood us with geopolitical crises, climate and environmental justice seem to have receded to the margins of the world’s attention. An Earth Day Op-Ed.

“I cannot stand the fact that our government is not doing enough to protect our families and natural resources.”

From our Youth Op-Ed Series: Grace Christiansen shares what it means to grow up in Utah as the Great Salt Lake disappears—and why young people are demanding action now. Her story is a call to protect our air, our water, and our future before it's too late.

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EARTH DAY 2026 OP-ED | Earth Day Mediation and action on the future of Salt Lake City because of the drying of Salt Lake and the resulting environmental and health issues.