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Protesters Occupy Lignite Coal Mine in Germany
Four months before world governments meet to negotiate the deal to “save the climate,” 1,500 protesters took matters into their own hands.
Co-op Home-Buyer Program Keeps Workers in the Neighborhood
Nearly half of Evergreen's worker owners have purchased homes through the program.
Chile Considers Cannabis Decriminalization, Highlighting Growing Movement in Latin America
Support for legalization illustrates a new norm.
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Post-Katrina Stress Disorder: Climate Change and Mental Health
We cannot ignore how disasters from climate change impact people's mental health.
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Where’s the Republican Outrage Over Saudi Arabia?
While Republicans beat up on the White House for making peace with enemies, voters should ask questions about America's friends.
An Unexplored Side of the Greek Financial Crisis: Two Economies, One Currency
Western countries should acknowledge that two separate economies exist, and design parallel currencies that best meet the needs of each.
Paul Krugman | What Does the US Gain From the Dollar’s Special Role?
What are the advantages of owning a reserve currency?
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US Bows Out After Plowshares Conviction Is Vacated
The 2012 Transform Now Plowshares anti nuclear action made the “Fort Knox” of weapons grade uranium look like “F Troop.”
Cambodia Year Zero Continues to Raise Awareness About History of Khmer Rouge
On the 60th anniversary of ITV, this film has been named as one of the network's 60 top programs.
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Thirty Miles From Selma, a Different Kind of Civil Rights Struggle
Alabama's biggest waste dump inflicts misery on residents of Uniontown, whose complaints to the EPA have gone unheeded.