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While the Earth didn't end on December 21, 2012, the year's end was marked by a new awareness of the urgency of the climate crisis. Americans are becoming increasingly aware of the preciousness and fragility of life on Earth. That and other cultural shifts are setting the stage for significant change in the year ahead.
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1. Climate Crisis: Alarm Translates Into Action
The climate crisis is the top story of 2012, with record-breaking heat, severe drought that led to the declaration of more than half of U.S. counties as disaster zones, wildfires that burned more than 9 million acres, and superstorm Sandy, with costs reaching into the billions. Four out of five Americans now believe that the climate problem is serious, according to an AP-Gfk poll.
The Obama administration has done little to address this problem—in part because of congressional resistance—but did set higher fuel emissions standards for automobiles, an important step in curtailing greenhouse gases.
The real action, though, is at the grassroots. Bill McKibben and 350.org launched a national movement in the fall of 2012 to press colleges and universities to divest their holdings in big energy companies. Texas and Nebraska landowners, Canadian tribes, and environmentalists everywhere are taking action to block the construction of a tar sands pipeline to ocean ports. Thousands turned out at hearings in Washington state to oppose the transport of millions of tons of Powder Basin coal through the region for export to China. And resistance to natural gas fracking is spreading throughout the Northeast.
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2. U.S. Politics Get More Colorful
2012 saw the number of babies born to families of color exceed the number for white families. But the clout of non-whites is growing for other reasons. African Americans, Asians, and Latinos, along with women of all races, overcame discriminatory voter suppression tactics to hand President Obama the majority he needed to win a second term. The growing clout of communities of color has consequences, putting immigration reform firmly on the national agenda.
Meanwhile, the Republican Party's radical platform has alienated large majorities of women and people of color, and more than half of Americans call Republican policies "extreme."
The failure of policies unfriendly to women, people of color, and many others in the 99 percent has the Republican Party in disarray. There is now space for a progressive and inclusive agenda to emerge aimed at raising everyone up (including white men, but not privileging them).
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Pursuing the most globally aggressive military posture on the planet is causing a level of blowback little discussed in mainstream media. U.S. drone attacks are killing and terrorizing civilians in Pakistan and Afghanistan. It remains unclear how the United States will extract itself from Afghanistan and wrap up the longest war in U.S. history. And American men and women in the armed services are now killing themselves at a higher rate than they are dying from any other cause, including combat. The year ended with the apparent suicide of Job W. Price, a Navy Seal.
The long-term costs to service members and their families coupled with the financial costs of carrying out wars, responding to the inevitable blowback, preparing for hypothetical wars, maintaining hundreds of foreign military bases, and paying top dollar to military contractors may be doing to the U.S. what Al Qaeda couldn't do. Other empires fell after exhausting their people's morale and treasure through protracted warfare. The United States is in danger of falling into a similar trap, while neglecting to invest in sources of real security, like the well-being and productive employment of citizens, and the abundance and resilience of the natural systems that supply food, water, livelihoods, and a stable climate.
In 2013, look for a reassessment of our policies of international violence. We will see efforts to rebuild our national self-worth, not based on our capacity to project death and mayhem, but on our contributions to health and well-being, climate stability, and life-enhancing technology.
5. The 99 Percent Got Inventive (and Got Some Respect)
By early 2012, as the Occupy camps were disbanded, many thought the Occupy Movement had died out. But this fall, Strike Debt arose and the Rolling Jubilee raised thousands of dollars to dissolve millions of dollars of medical debt of individuals. Both actions raised questions about why we allow the banking system to transfer so much wealth from the 99 percent to the 1 percent.
Then, when Superstorm Sandy hit, a movement that had become expert at leaderless mobilization rose up to help those harmed by the storm. Occupy volunteers hiked up stairwells to supply elderly tenants of high-rise housing projects with food and water. Distribution centers were set up throughout neighborhoods that had been flooded and lost power. Police, who had once arrested occupiers, were themselves aided by Occupy Sandy volunteers when their neighborhoods were flooded. Even the big disaster relief agencies began referring volunteers and those in need to Occupy Sandy.
The Occupy movement is inventing new forms of action and grassroots power, reinventing social movements, and building the solidarity and ethics of a new society. Watch for more powerful and creative interventions ahead in 2013.
6. Low-wage Workers Stood Up
This was a year of new labor militancy, with Walmart workers picketing for basic rights, Hot and Crusty bakery workers winning a union contract, and the original Republic Windows and Doors workers founding a worker-owned enterprise in Chicago. Still, there remains powerful pushback against labor rights. A so-called right to work bill passed in Michigan—one of many similar bills promoted by the corporate lobby group, ALEC. And the new "free trade" deal, the TransPacific Partnership, looks likely to prevail and to further benefit large transnational corporations at the expense of workers.
Look for labor organizing to continue taking creative and original forms in 2013, mobilizing unorganized workers, confronting low-wage poverty, drawing in formerly middle-class workers who are now confronting the reality of surviving in a low-wage economy, and challenging the power of the 1 percent.
7. Election 2012 Spending Spurs Backlash
What does it mean to hold an election costing nearly $6 billion? Thanks to the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, 2012 was the year we learned just how many annoying advertisements billions of dollars can buy. The fundraising arms race boosted the power of those in the 1%, since their contributions became more essential than ever to both parties' victory strategies.
Eleven states have now passed resolutions recommending a constitutional amendment to overturn the Citizens United ruling. More than 300 town councils have done likewise, and President Obama has endorsed the movement. The election of Elizabeth Warren to the U.S. Senate showed you can take on Wall Street and win. Look for more efforts to confront the power of corporations in 2013.
8. Love Won
In an otherwise bitter political sphere, love showed up. The image of Michelle and Barack Obama embracing became the most tweeted and Facebook "liked" image of all time. Our hearts broke when we learned of the loss of the children and the brave teachers and staff who gave their own lives to protect their students in Newtown, Conn. The president encouraged a response to the Sandy Hook shootings built on the love of our children rather than on vengeance, on the complexity of the issue rather than on simplistic solutions. He led the national mourning with his tears.
An archetypically feminine approach (to respond to a crisis with "tend and befriend" responses that look out for the best interests of all) could come to balance out the "fight or flight" responses that frequently dominate political discourse. Having record numbers of women elected to Congress in 2012 can't hurt.
9. More Love: An Outbreak of Marriage
Here's another place love stepped in. In an election that saw the defeat of candidates promoting an anti-gay/anti-women platform, gay marriage initiatives passed in Maine, Maryland, and Washington. The Seattle City Hall opened at midnight on the first day such marriages were legal to accommodate the flood of weddings; judges and city staff volunteered their time, and well-wishers, both straight and gay, lined the entrance to throw petals and rice, and to cheer on the newlyweds. The festivities were an eruption of unexpected joy on a cold December day.
2012 was the year when the word "love" made a comeback. This valuing of each and every life could undercut partisan bickering, a culture of violence, and political attacks, and set the tone for a new radically inclusive agenda for change.
2013's Big Story?
The year 2013 may offer our last chance to take on the climate crisis. If we fail to take action that is up to the challenge, we may be like the passengers of the Titanic, arguing over entertainment choices while the real threat looms. With climate disasters mounting, 2013 must be the year we commit ourselves to action at the scale needed to—literally—save our world.
- Following the heartbreak in Newtown, many Americans find themselves wondering—are people just horrible? Jeremy Adam Smith on why compassion, forgiveness, and resilience are everywhere, even in tragedy.
- Religion is the means by which many imagine and work for a world more just than this one. Last year, Wall Street's Trinity Church refused to shelter the movement; this year, churches and Occupiers are sharing a very different kind of Advent season.
How a few courageous workers in small-town Louisiana sparked nationwide actions demanding better wages and working conditions for those who pick, pack, stock, and sell the mega-retailer's products.
Sarah van Gelder is a co-founder and columnist at YES!, founder of PeoplesHub, and author of The Revolution Where You Live: Stories from a 12,000-Mile Journey Through a New America.


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Now, a roundup of some of the big stories out of Winter Olympics in Sochi today. A Norwegian athlete became the most decorated Winter Olympian of all time. And there was a bruising loss for host country Russia. Its men's hockey team lost to Finland and is out of the Olympic tournament. Russian fans like Alexander Ustinov(ph) were devastated.
ALEXANDER USTINOV: You know, it's so bad because we lose. We lose. I can't believe it. It's so bad.
SIEGEL: NPR's Robert Smith has been following the tournament and joins us now from Sochi. And, Robert, the Russian hockey team was supposed to be fierce. They had a bunch of big stars at their disposal. They had the home ice advantage. What happened?
ROBERT SMITH, BYLINE: Well, that's probably what Vladimir Putin's going to ask the coach of the team because there was a lot of pressure on this team. And, you know, I think they did the sort of classic Olympic mistake, which is they went and they found the very best high-scoring Russians possible. Their - the big star Alexander Ovechkin, he normally plays with you out there, the Washington Capitals. He was going to be the star. He was going to score. But it turns out putting a lot of stars on a team doesn't make them a team.
And they just struggled through this whole tournament with every little country, like Slovenia, that they faced. And it began, you know, Ovechkin, you know, barely scored. And, you know, the - probably the best explanation came from one of the defense men after this game with Finland. And they said, listen, we played as individuals. The Finns, they showed us how to make passes. They showed us how to play as a team.
SIEGEL: You think this ruins the Olympics for the Russians, to see their men's hockey team exit?
SMITH: Well, you know, it's funny, beforehand, a lot of people told me that this was the Olympics for the Russians, that whether the Olympics were successful or not depended on the Russian hockey team. But, you know, the Russians have done really, really well in all the other sports. And they've medaled across, you know, Alpine sports and snowboard and ice skating. And so they're a really strong county as the home country and they have nothing to be ashamed of.
SIEGEL: Now, the American men also played hockey tonight against the Czech Republic, and they won 5-2. It's also a team of NHL stars but they seem to be playing together.
SMITH: Well, you know, when they picked the team, they didn't necessarily pick the highest American scores. They picked people who had previously worked together. They looked at roles on the team. And it seems to be working. I mean, they're really clicking. And, you know, frankly, they're looking stronger than Canada, who was supposed to be the real big power in this tournament, but we're going to know soon enough, the USA faces Canada in the semifinals on Friday.
SIEGEL: Well, so much for hockey. You're joining us not from the hockey stadium but the bobsled track today. And there was talk of the U.S.A. women sweeping the two-person bobsled. They won second and third place. And I understand the lead U.S. team made a crucial mistake today.
SMITH: Yeah. It was pretty heartbreaking. We all came out to see sort of this historic moment for bobsled. And Elana Meyers and Lauryn Williams, they're the best on this track. They've been the best all season long. And, you know, Elana Meyers told us afterwards, she's the driver, that she just lost control in the second curve. And when she looked up at the end of the run, she knew she had done terribly and she was just excited just to get the silver. Here she is after the run.
ELANA MEYERS: You know, I think the biggest thing is knowing that we gave everything we had. And, you know, hopefully, America will forgive me, but, you know, I fought.
SIEGEL: And finally, Robert, you were reporting on the program last week about a competitor - I hope all Norwegians will forgive me as I attempt to recall his name - Ole Einar Bjorndalen. He's a biathlete, a sport that combines target shooting and cross-country skiing. I gather, today, he won his 13th Olympic medal. This is a record, no?
SMITH: Yes. It's a record. And it's an amazing feat. And Norwegians idolize this man. And I watched the end of the race and it was a mixed relay, meaning it combined men and women biathlon. And when the last skier made it over in this relay, the team just jumped all over Bjorndalen. I mean, this guy is arguably the greatest winter athlete ever - 13 medals, eight of them gold, and he's 40 years old. He's announced his retirement from the sport.
It's funny, you know, he is famously stoic, all the reporters from Norway tell me. And when he talked to reporters afterwards, the only thing he said about his 13 medals was, it's cool.
SIEGEL: OK. That's NPR's Robert Smith in Sochi. Robert, thank you. And good night.
SMITH: You're welcome. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.