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Environment
Do as We Say, Congress Says, Then Does What It Wants
While members of Congress no longer have the right to rip off Wall Street, they still have many privileges that you probably do not know.
The Terrorism of Stealth Petrochemicals
Chemistry developed thousands of deleterious substances that now threaten the entire life of the world with deforms, extinction and death.
A Good Use of Heartbeats: An Interview With First Nations Activist Caleb Behn
Hailing from Dene in Northeastern British Columbia, Caleb grew up with the oil and gas industry.
Three States Pushing ALEC Bill To Require Teaching Climate Change Denial In Schools
The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) is backing legislation to continue the denial of climate change in classrooms across the nation.
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EPA Urged to Take Action as EU Proposes Partial Ban on Pesticides Linked to Bee Die-Offs
Risk to critical pollinators threatens the food supply.
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Fracking Industry Goes After “Promised Land” Film
Before Gus Van Sant's latest film Promised Land even premiered, the energy industry was up in arms, gearing up to counter the film's apparent anti-fracking stance with a barrage …
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Chuck Hagel and the American Empire
Will Chuck Hagel essentially be a cipher as Defense Secretary?
Idle No More: From Grassroots to Global Movement
After sparking a massive movement of First Nations people and allies in Canada, Idle No More is building a global movement to challenge a global ecological crisis.
Rebecca Solnit on How Disasters Can Move Us From a Sense of Self-Interest to a Sense of Community
Solnit explains how revolution can arise from the rubble.