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Adrienne Buller

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A New Vision for Public Lands

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By Hillary Angelo, Adrienne Buller, Tim Barker
| Dissent Magazine Verified
A New Vision for Public Lands Policy debates around public lands point to larger unresolved questions about the nature and function of the public trust. What should we do with this national resource at a moment of major transition? Solar panels outside the proposed Chuckwalla National Monument in California (David McNew/Getty Images) Americans learn about public lands in history class, but if you live east of the Mississippi, you probably haven’t thought about them much since.
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Can Unions Strengthen Their Political Muscle?

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By Alexander Hertel-Fernandez, Alan Nigel Yan, Patrick Iber, Adrienne Buller
| Dissent Magazine Verified
Can Unions Strengthen Their Political Muscle? Labor unions have long been central to the fight for democracy. But they can only play that role when members are engaged and trust their unions to fight for them. and ▪ Kamala Harris speaks to an IBEW Local 890 member during a campaign rally in Wisconsin in November 2024.
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Ecology in an Era of Fragmentation

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By Jedediah Britton-Purdy, Paolo Gerbaudo, Adrienne Buller, Mike Konczal
| Dissent Magazine Verified
Ecology in an Era of Fragmentation As a species, we produce gardeners, devoted caretakers, and also arsonists. ▪ Fall 2025 An era has recently closed. It ran from roughly the end of the Cold War until now, although it has been in crisis for nearly a decade. Its basic logic took shape in the 1990s, but it reached its apex in the first decade of the twenty-first century. It was an era of uniquely dominant American power—military, economic, cultural.
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