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Environment
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Sometimes a Single Tree Is More Effective Than a Government
Bardiya, Nepal - Every morning, Raj Kumari Chaudhari walks from her home to the other end of Padnaha village, located in the Bardiya district of mid-west Nepal, to a …
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Towards a Media That Is “Good and Just“
From “America's Battle for Media Democracy,” this excerpt situates current internet policy battles within a historical narrative.
What Lies Behind the Recent Surge of Amazon Deforestation
Deforestation in the Amazon is soaring.
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Why the Climate Change Movement Must Demand Energy Industry Nationalization
When companies' profits correlate with the amount of fossil fuels they burn, we shouldn't expect them to stop.
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We Can Do Something About Climate Change, but It Won’t Be Easy
But rather than confronting climate change head on, it seems we're dealing with it the same way you deal with walking in on your grandpa in the bathtub.
For Goodness Rake!
Larry learns a lesson on landscaping when the Green Ninja intervenes.
An Angry White House Vows to Confront Netanyahu, but Will It End Key US Support for Occupation?
Administration officials have already vowed the billions of dollars in US military aid to Israel will continue unimpeded.
“Inside Baghdad’s Brutal Battle Against ISIS”: In Chaos of Post-Invasion Iraq, Militias Take Hold
Journalist Matthieu Aikins talks about the rise of militias in Iraq and its return to the sectarian warfare that ravaged the country in the years after the 2003 US …
Californians in Hazmat Suits to Protest Oil Industry Aquifer Exemption Workshop
Demonstration targets dumping of oil waste into underground water as state lawmakers urge halt to polluting practice.
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Island States Shouldn’t Have to Pay for Australian Prime Minister’s High-Carbon “Lifestyle Choice“
Abbott suggests the government should not “endlessly subsidize the lifestyle choices” of Aboriginal people.