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Robert Raymond

Boston, California
As seen in: Upstream, Medium, HuffPost, Yahoo Singapore, Salon, Yahoo, Truthout, Trellis, Grand Forks Herald, Popular Resistance, The Baffler and
writer, audio engineer, co-host & co-producer @upstreampodcast
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Rural Electric Cooperatives

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By Tom Llewellyn, Robert Raymond, Kevin Stark 
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Rural Electric Cooperatives Rural Electric Cooperatives (RECs) have transformed the lives of millions of rural Americans since their creation in the New Deal of the 1930s. However, much of that promise has been lost – now rural democratic movements must reclaim their cooperatives to spread democracy, improve people’s lives, and act on the climate crisis. Shareable is a working partner of Rural Power Coalition, where we have led communications since 2021.
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Climate Disasters Displaced 43 Million Children in a 6-Year Period

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By Julia Conley , John Knefel , Mike Ludwig , Robert Raymond
| Truthout
The U.N.’s children’s welfare agency released a new report Friday making the case for prioritizing the protection of children from fossil fuel-driven climate disasters — with more than 43 million children across the globe internally displaced in a six-year period due to drought, flooding, wildfires, and other extreme events.
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Kitchen Workers Demand Federal Protections Against Excessive Heat

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By Eleanor Bader, Sharon Zhang , Robert Raymond, Derek Seidman
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Ever since she became old enough to work, Ariana Lingerfeldt has found cooking jobs in cafes and restaurants. “It’s something I’m good at,” she told Truthout. For the past two years, her workplace has been the Green Sage Cafe in South Asheville, North Carolina. The eatery unionized in February 2023 and is part of Teamsters Local 61; staff are now among the 3 percent of workers in the Tar Heel state who are organized.
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