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World at gunpoint, or what's wrong with the simplicity movement. By Derrick Jensen
This essay originally appeared in Orion Magazine Written by Derrick Jensen A FEW MONTHS AGO at a gathering of activist friends someone asked, “If our world is really looking down the barrel of environ… more →
It's Getting Hot In Here
World at gunpoint, or what's wrong with the simplicity movement. By Derrick Jensen
mattwilkerson wrote 59 minutes ago: This essay originally appeared in Orion Magazine Written by Derrick Jensen A FEW MONTHS AGO at a gat … more →
There's Food, Not Bombs! There's a Garden on the White House Lawn!
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Caroline Howe wrote 3 days ago: He listened! Obama listened! We chanted during PowerShift’s march on the Capital Coal Plant an … more →
Why New Coal?
Caroline Howe wrote 4 days ago: Perplexed by the inter-related problems India faces as it develops at the cost of 2/3 rd of its popu … more →
From Florida to France, New Nuclear Shouldn't Have a Chance!
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Mandy Hancock wrote 6 days ago: Southern Energy Network represented at the Institute for Environmental Energy Research Carbon Free N … more →
Failed Climate Policy: ACESA needs an overhaul, or to be scrapped
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Cascadia Brian wrote 1 week ago: What YOU should know about the American Clean Energy and Security Act Today, June 26th, House Repres … more →
Annan and Geldof urge Cannes to promote Climate Justice.
mickycampaignme wrote 1 week ago: Former UN secretary general Kofi Annan, and musician and campaigner Bob Geldof, launched the ‘Time f … more →
Bangladesh: Dancing in the rain
saraheve wrote 1 week ago: Today we rested. It was needed. We rose for breakfast at nine and met to make sure that we had writt … more →
Interview with Hip-Hop Duo Dead Prez: "Green is Not White"
misskfulton wrote 1 week ago: Checktheweather.net recently got the opportunity to sit down with legendary rap duo, Dead Prez. You … more →
Bangladesh: Starting small
saraheve wrote 1 week ago: Today we drove out to see a wind barrier that was created after Cyclone Sidr. It consists of fifty t … more →
Bangladesh: There will be a solution
saraheve wrote 1 week ago: Things rarely seem to go to plan here. Our plan for the day was to cross the river on a pontoon, wit … more →
Bangladesh: Difficult choices
saraheve wrote 2 weeks ago: I’m on a boat sailing close to the shore of the river Poshur. It is early in the evening after a lon … more →
From Coal to Copenhagen: An Opportunity for Leadership
markkimbrell wrote 2 weeks ago: This April, the roots of leadership were laid in the Climate movement. From Powershift to the FTN T … more →
Bangladesh: The journey begins
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saraheve wrote 2 weeks ago: We left London at midday and arrived at breakfast, our night seeming to have been skipped, along wi … more →
Shell's trial ends with 15.5 million settlement
Ricardo Coelho wrote 3 weeks ago: Although Shell continues to deny that it had anything to do with the repression of the Ogoni in Nige … more →
It's not about them, it's about US.
oleseidenberg wrote 3 weeks ago: While following our blog during the last two weeks, you might have got used to “Wake-Up Calls … more →
In Solidarity with Peru's Oppressed Indigenous People
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Tommaso Boggia wrote 3 weeks ago: This Monday, people throghout the world came together at Peru’s consulates and embassies deman … more →
84 indigenous people massacred in Peru's "oil war"
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mattwilkerson wrote 3 weeks ago: The true cost of oil At least 84 indigenous people have been killed fighting to defend their traditi … more →
Indigenous peoples from Peru clash with police
Ricardo Coelho wrote 4 weeks ago: The uprising of indigenous peoples in Peru against the oil exploration, logging, mining and large-sc … more →
Uncontacted tribes face extinction
Ricardo Coelho wrote 1 month ago: A year ago, a photo showing an uncontacted tribe in the Amazon was in the news, showing that even in … more →
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