October 4, 20140Comments

Monsanto spends millions to defeat US state’s GMO labeling

Monsanto has poured $4.7 million into the campaign to defeat an initiative to label genetically modified food in Colorado, writes Andrea Germanos. The funds went to the No on...

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September 27, 20140Comments

Investor heavyweights call for clear action on climate

As a major UN climate summit gets under way in New York today, some of the world’s leading institutional investors demand clearer policies on climate change and the phasing...

September 27, 20140Comments

Leo DiCaprio sponsors Dr Michael Mann climate discussion

Green World Rising in the United States is airing a program called “A Conversation with Dr. Michael Mann & Thom Hartmann.” This is part of the Green World...

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September 22, 20140Comments

Upcoming talks of interest in the US

Mary Ellen Hannibal has alerted us to several upcoming talks being held in the United States that might interest readers concerned about the environment. “Into the...

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September 13, 20140Comments

Ocean acidification and GHGs hit record levels

New scientific evidence of the highest greenhouse gas concentrations on record is compounded by the revelation that oceans are acidifying faster than at any time in the last...

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August 30, 20140Comments

Filmmakers propose online ‘swarm offensive’ on climate change

Open source software brought us Linux and Wikipedia. Can it help us tackle the challenge of climate change? This beautifully animated short video, below, argues that...

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August 30, 20140Comments

Monsanto’s ‘Timeline of Crime’ 1901-2014

Agricultural and chemical giant Monsanto gets a bad rap for its health, safety and environmental track record. But just how bad is it? A organization called the Children of...

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August 16, 20140Comments

Anishinaabeg and other pipeline protesters say no to TransCanada

Anishinaabeg and fellow Energy East pipeline resisters made a presence inside and outside Lakeside Inn on Tuesday, Aug. 12 for TransCanada’s second Kenora, Ontario., open...

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August 9, 20140Comments

Tibetan villagers jailed for up to 12 years over mine protest

For protesting against a mining project two years ago which led to 119 homes being forcibly evacuated and a whole town being submerged under water, China has jailed six...

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August 9, 20140Comments

Appalachia is gradually breaking the grip of coal

Coal production is gradually leaving Appalachia—having already extracted much of the region’s natural wealth, writes Laura Flanders. Local people are figuring out how to...

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August 2, 20140Comments

Rock group Vali Ohm goes ‘green’

Greenpeace and Animals Asia turn up in support for Vali ohm’s environmentally inspired album ‘Fragile Earth’ On a day to celebrate and bring awareness for the new Vali ohm...

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July 26, 20140Comments

Solar-powered wheel cleans trash in Baltimore, US

A large wheel has been strolling the Baltimore Inner Harbor the past month, doing its best to clean the trash that has littered a city landmark and tourist attraction, writes...

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