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textPress Release: TSX:GBU - Rosia Montana Risk Analysis Update by Rosia Montana
(Canadian mining company wishes to destroy 1800 years old town Rosia Montana to open a cyanide open-pit gold mine. Government is complicit.)...
Posted: Tue, Nov 20, 2007 5:05pm PST
textLa responsabilidad del cambio climatico by Jorge Tadeo
Una pequeña reflexion sobre el cambio climatico, sus causas y sus consecuencias...
Posted: Mon, Nov 19, 2007 3:53pm PST
imageHawaii's SuperFerry Folly
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by Moanikeala Akaka, Former Hawaiian Trustee
The Superferry is a 350 ft long military spec transport Catamaran. The two narrow 14 ft deep and 350 ft long hulls slice whales up without even a bump to the Superferry moving through the water at about 60 ft per second....
Posted: Sat, Nov 17, 2007 3:48pm PST
textCFJC Farm Bill Update - Still Time to Speak Up by California Food & Justice Coalition
Gridlock in the Senate Senate Leaders Working on a Compromise (Thanks to the Community Food Security Coalition)...
Posted: Tue, Nov 13, 2007 7:06pm PST
imageAustralians march for Action on Climate Change
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by Takver - Sydney Indymedia
Over 100,000 people marched on November 11 around Australia against the lack of action on climate change by Australian political leaders, including 30,000 people in Sydney, 8,000 in Canberra, 1,500 in Adelaide, 3,000 in Hobart, and up to 50,000 in Melbourne. At more than fifty locations around Australia people participated in the second annual Walk Against Warming, reports Takver from Sydney Indymedia....
Posted: Sun, Nov 11, 2007 6:48pm PST
textAutonomous Action Against Border Wall Construction Company by anonymous
In the early morning hours of Sunday, November 11, a group calling themselves “No Borders! Earth First!” sent a clear message to the El Centro office of Granite Construction Company:...
Posted: Sun, Nov 11, 2007 11:34am PST
textit's winter--put some clothese on! by Monica Davis
From Sodom and Gomorra, to every empire that ever has bitten the dust before us, the script has already been written. Are we going to follow that self-destructive script and consume ourselves into oblivion, or are we intelligent and self-disciplined enough to step off of this road to self-destruction and follow another path?...
Posted: Sun, Nov 11, 2007 3:49am PST
text'Borders & Ecology' workshop at No Borders Camp by p & l
"Considering the Environmental Impacts of the Border Regime; and Agitating for Ecological Action Against the Wall"...
Posted: Sat, Nov 10, 2007 8:49pm PST
videoBoycott Big Oil On November 15th 2007 (video/x-ms-wmv 13.4MB) by B.A. Brooks
On November 15th don't buy gas for your car. One day is not going to change anything but it's a powerful symbol. Come on, where is our idealism? We're telling them that it is okay to keep making us pay them to destroy the environment. Enough is enough. When are we going to get mad enough to do something about this nonsense?...
Posted: Sat, Nov 10, 2007 5:26am PST
imagePeak Minerals: Australian Report warns of Mineral Resource Depletion
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by Takver - Sydney Indymedia
A groundbreaking report by Australian academic Dr Gavin Mudd warns of "Peak Minerals" - the peak and decline in mineral extraction. The report is based on production figures gathered since the beginning of mining in Australia as far back as 1829. The report predicts that at the current rate of production growth, and based upon existing economic demonstrated resources, many strategic mineral resources could be depleted by the year 2050....
Posted: Tue, Nov 6, 2007 2:42am PST
textBlackwater ‘Fire Relief’ PR Campaign to Win Hearts and Minds, Timed Influence Voters by Citizens’ Oversight Projects/ PRCSD
Is Blackwater ‘Fire Relief’ Part of Larger PR Campaign to Win Hearts and Minds and Timed to Influence Local Voters? Potrero Residents/Fire Victims Speak-Out in Wake of Up Coming Recall Election - Referendum Could Put End to Blackwater West Project– Deadline to Mail Ballots to Voters in Just Two Weeks Conflict of Interest Questions Raised as Mercenary VP Allowed Through Sheriff’s Blockade With Supplies While Community-Based Relief Efforts for Potrero and Immigrant Residents of Surroundin...
Posted: Fri, Nov 2, 2007 12:16pm PDT
text¡ FUEGO!... ¿ARDE CALIFORNIA? (Nota de PUMHA) by Ramon Godoy
Hace algo así como quince mil años y costeando el Océano Pacífico, llegaban a California los primeros habitantes humanos... Dicen que eran, entre otros, los precursores de los Pericúes, Guaycuras y Cochimíes y también de los kumiai (k'miai), de los cucapá, pai pai, kiliwa, cahilla y akula, pertenecientes al tronco yumano. Pero seguramente aquellos primitivos pueblos nómades, cuando se establecieron entre los chaparrales de esos lugares, jamás habrán...
Posted: Thu, Nov 1, 2007 5:45pm PDT
textTime Has Come for Oil to Go by Nick Oliva
The concept and demand of a national Energy Independence Declaration from our would-be next leaders running for office....
Posted: Thu, Nov 1, 2007 9:22am PDT
textCarbon Trading: Practical Solution to Global Warming or Corporate Greenwash? A Debate by via Democracy Now
Thursday, November 1, 2007 : The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee will vote today on a bill promoting carbon trading, which sets greenhouse gas emissions limits and allowances for each industry and then creates a system to trade the allowances. Critics argue that carbon trading actually delays the crucial process of big polluters reducing their emissions. We host a debate between Annie Petsonk of Environmental Defense and Daphne Wysham of the Institute for Policy Studies....
Posted: Thu, Nov 1, 2007 7:48am PDT
imageProtests and a Strike Precede Barrick Gold’s 3rd quarter shareholders meeting
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by Sakura Saunders
On one side of the world in Chile, over a thousand people went into the streets with costumes, music, and dancing to protest the proposed Pascua Lama gold project – a multi-billion dollar project that Barrick has been boasting since the late 90’s – which threatens the fertile Huasco Valley. Meanwhile, almost the same number of strikers at Barrick’s Bulyanhulu mine in Tanzania refused to work after negotiations with Barrick management brokedown over salaries, working conditions, medical care a...
Posted: Wed, Oct 31, 2007 11:27pm PDT
textFire and I.C.E. Hit San Diego (A Mensajero del Pueblo Brief) by Mexicanos Unidos en Defensa del Pueblo (posted by NaNa)
First came Hurricane Katrina, bringing a deluge of water and displaying for the world the double standard as to what is considered a human being in the United States. One in which Whites were not seen as looters, but as courageous souls trying to survive and feed their families, while the African community was portrayed as criminals looting and pillaging during a national disaster. Over the last few days, fire ravaged the rural hills and lush vegetation of San Diego County, and again, w...
Posted: Tue, Oct 30, 2007 9:13pm PDT
imageInternet-based maps transform how communities share food resources.
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by gtp
Internet-based maps transform how communities share food resources. A new website provides open source map technology....
Posted: Tue, Oct 30, 2007 3:38pm PDT
textTake Action to End Fluoridation by Fluoride Action Network
Impure fluoride chemicals are added to drinking water supplies, not to purify it, but to medicate San Diego residents against tooth decay and against their will. We want it stopped Nation-wide....
Posted: Tue, Oct 30, 2007 2:18am PDT
imageSURFERS RETURN TO TAIJI AND EXPOSE PILOT WHALE SLAUGHTER
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by SSCS repo
OSAKA - Less than 24 hours after professional surfer and Sea Shepherd supporter Dave Rastovich led an international group of surfers, celebrities, and musicians on a peaceful paddle-out ceremony to honor the spirits of the over 25,000 dolphins killed each year in Japan, the fishermen in the tiny village of Taiji resumed the slaughter that had been delayed by the increased worldwide media attention drawn by the group’s arrival in late October. Photo credits: Peter Carrette / Icon Images /...
Posted: Mon, Oct 29, 2007 10:25pm PDT
imageA Town Beseiged: Potrero Residents Battling Blackwater Now Suffer Ravages of Wildfire
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by via calitics.com (Miriam Raftery)
Potrero, California, the town that has gained national attention for standing up against Blackwater Worldwide's plan to build a private military-style training camp in their pristine backcountry community east of San Diego, now faces an even more formidable force. The Harris wildfire which began outside Potrero early Sunday morning has ravaged the small rural community, where many residents remain trapped without supplies four days after the fire began....
Posted: Mon, Oct 29, 2007 1:41pm PDT
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