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Americans have seen natural disasters hit every corner of the country over the last year. In the wake of the catastrophic events, there’s always the warning of price gouging on what could be essential items.…

This fall, Hurricanes Helene and Milton took America by surprise. Areas once thought safe from hurricanes, like landlocked western North Carolina and sheltered Tampa, were suddenly thrust into chaos as record-breaking storms barrelled toward them.…

As New York City slowly implements a long-delayed reform of the private waste hauling industry, pedestrians and workers keep getting injured or killed at an alarming rate, according to a new report.…

This week’s anniversary of Superstorm Sandy reminds us that New Yorkers need our leaders to protect us from a rapidly heating world.…

Newsletter for the Movement for Economic, Climate, and Racial Justice One year after Superstorm Sandy, ALIGN joined the Alliance for a Just Rebuilding for the “Turn the Tide” rally, calling on the City to invest in a just and equitable rebuilding and relief program.…

Last night, ALIGN: The Alliance for a Greater New York held its 2024 Movement Builders Awards (MBAs), recognizing leaders in economic and environmental justice who make New York a national model for progress.

This week, Amazon is rolling out the discounts for its Prime Big Deal Days, a biannual event promising deals on everything from electronics to appliances, with its signature two-day shipping.…

This week marks 10 years since the People’s Climate March, then the largest climate march in history. Hundreds of thousands of people, led by Indigenous and environmental justice groups most impacted by climate change, marched in the streets of New York City on the eve of the UN Climate Summit.…

Newsletter for the Movement for Economic, Climate, and Racial Justice This month marks the 10-year anniversary of the People’s Climate March, at the time, the largest climate march in history.…

ALIGN is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2024 Movement Builders Awards (MBAs), annually recognizing leaders in social, economic, and environmental justice who make New York a national model for progress.