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In the Wake of Ayotzinapa, Adonde va Mexico?
The brutal kidnapping and probable murder in the most heinous of circumstances of the 43 normalistas from Ayotzinapa last September 26 has revealed to the world the ugly, neo-fascist …
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Kinder Morgan Leaves Burnaby Mountain in Win for Pipeline Protesters
The land on which Kinder Morgan intended to build the expansion is the unceded traditional territory of the Tseil-Waututh, Musqueam, Sto:lo and Squamish Nations.
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Sick, Poisoned and Hungry: The Bees of New York State
As an unprecedented wave of bee die-offs continues, banning the most toxic pesticides could be the first step to recovery.
No Exit in Gaza: Broken Homes and Broken Lives
Four months ago, the Awajah family's home was demolished by the Israeli military - and it wasn't the first time.
Palm Oil and Extreme Violence in Honduras: The Inexorable Rise and Dubious Reform of Grupo Dinant
Honduras, with Grupo Dinant and land grabs, is producing the world's bloodiest palm oil.
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Dahr Jamail | Extinction Rate Rivals That of Dinosaurs, 2014 Likely Hottest Year Ever
The earth's sixth mass extinction event could already be unfolding.
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Environmental Groups File Legal Challenges to Offshore Fracking in California
Environmentalists have considered taking legal action against federal regulators since a Truthout investigation revealed offshore fracking.
Richard D. Wolff | The Wages of Global Capitalism
A new report by the International Labor Organization exposes the immense costs of a globalizing capitalism for wage earners.
Shale Gas Projections Are in Decline – and We Shouldn’t Be Surprised
The recent confidence in shale gas was likely premature, according to several new reports.
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Benefits of Obamacare: More People Are Able to Work Less
The ACA freed tens of millions of workers from dependence on their employers for insurance.