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Commentary Shiva: Climate Change at the Third Pole

Commentary, May, 17 2009 Vandana2 Shiva
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I write from Ladakh, where we are studying the impact of climate change and evolving participatory adaptation and disaster preparedness strategies with local communities.

Znet Article Tokar: Social Ecology: Resistance and Reconstruction

Znet Article, May, 06 2009 Brian Tokar
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With all the debates and controversies that surrounded Murray Bookchin's many years of active political engagement, few commentators have addressed the lasting influence he had on the social and environmental movements of the past four decades.

Blog Post Monbiot: How Much Should We Leave in the Ground?

Blog Post, May, 06 2009 George Monbiot
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Here are some estimates for total allowable fossil fuel and a call for a global moratorium on all new fossil fuel prospecting.

Commentary Pilger: Wine: The Reds are Revolting

Commentary, April, 16 2009 John Pilger
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My parents grew up in the mining town of Kurri Kurri in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales. The main street had hitching posts and was as wide as a paddock, and the general store was shaded by a vast awning of corrugated iron and offered liquori...

Znet Article Hahnel: Climate Risks: Lessons From The Financial Crisis

Znet Article, April, 15 2009 Robin Hahnel
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Among the many talking points that Wall Street emphasized in its successful efforts to de-regulate the financial industry over the past three decades was that it was more sophisticated now than it was back in the 1920s - it knew how to manage risk...

Commentary Monbiot: Plastic Fetish

Commentary, April, 10 2009 George Monbiot
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Do you remember that unspeakably naff designer accessory, "I'm Not a Plastic Bag"? The "design", by Anya Hindmarch, involved thinking up the gauchest slogan ever contrived then printing it on a white shopping bag of the kind old ladies used in the...

Commentary Raptis: One More Quake

Commentary, April, 09 2009 Nikos Raptis
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The "experts" (seismologists, etc) were telling the people of the L'Aquila area in Italy that there place was not quake-prone. So it was said in the evening news. The present quake was 6.3 Richters and must have lasted for only [about] 17 seconds....

Commentary Glick: Is "Washington" Winning?

Commentary, April, 03 2009 Ted Glick
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It was a couple of weeks before the historic March 2nd shutdown action at the coal-fired Capitol Power Plant on Capitol Hill in D.C. A national leader of an important climate group came up to me in the hallway at a conference we were both attendin...

Blog Post Cronan jr: EFCA and the Green Economy

Blog Post, April, 02 2009 John Cronan jr
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Why the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) is integral to transitioning to a green economy.

Znet Article Brecher: How to Pay for a Global Climate Deal

Znet Article, March, 31 2009 Jeremy Brecher
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If leaders at the G-20 summit can create “paper gold” to jump-start the global economy, they can also turn it in a green direction to jump-start protection of the global climate.

Commentary Monbiot: Woodchips With Everything

Commentary, March, 29 2009 George Monbiot
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Here comes the latest utopian catastrophe...

Znet Article Moore: Mining and the Right of Way in Ecuador

Znet Article, March, 27 2009 Jennifer Moore
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Indigenous leaders delivered a lawsuit in Quito last Tuesday before Ecuador's Constitutional Court asking that the country's new mining law be declared unconstitutional.

Commentary Sharma: Do GM Crops Increase Yield? The Answer is No

Commentary, March, 25 2009 Devinder Sharma
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Lies, damn lies, and the Monsanto website. Tell a lie a hundred times, and the chances are that it will eventually appear to be true. When it comes to genetically modified crops, Monsanto makes such an effort – and it could be that you too are d...

Znet Article Foster: Keynes, Capitalism, and the Crisis

Znet Article, March, 20 2009 John bellamy Foster
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John Bellamy Foster Interviewed by Brian Ashley, Co-Managing Editor of Amandla

Blog Post Davidson: Dynamic Duo: Green Jobs Meets the Solidarity Economy

Blog Post, March, 16 2009 Carl Davidson
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Carl Davidson's Discussion of the green and solidarity economies, with an overview of 'Green Collar Economy' by Van Jones.

Commentary Glick: Powering Past Coal

Commentary, March, 13 2009 Ted Glick
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It was tremendous to be part of the crowd of thousands of people demonstrating last Monday, March 2nd at the coal-fired Capitol Power Plant on Capitol Hill. But I wonder how many of those who have heard about this action or who even took part are ...

Commentary Landau: The Crisis Unseen

Commentary, March, 03 2009 Saul Landau
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After the November election, liberal Democrats began to scream for rapid bailouts and threw money at bankers who then shocked the lawmakers by behaving like bankers. They took the taxpayers' money and spent it on themselves. "Let me tell you about...

Znet Article Fitz: The Best Way to Protect Jobs in Auto Is To Stop Making Cars

Znet Article, March, 01 2009 Don Fitz
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Social unionism is most needed in times of crisis. Auto is truly in crisis. According to the February 14, 2009 Wall Street Journal, car sales have dropped to a 30 year low.

Znet Article Goodman: Toxins ’R’ Us

Znet Article, February, 26 2009 Amy Goodman
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Is your lipstick laden with lead? Is your baby's bottle toxic? The American Chemistry Council assures us that "we make the products that help keep you safe and healthy." But U.S. consumers are actually exposed to a vast array of harmful chemicals ...

Blog Post Wilson: Farm "Shock Doctrine?"

Blog Post, February, 24 2009 Brad Wilson
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One example of Naomi Klein's Shock Doctrine may be found in the implementation of a 1962 plan to quickly eliminate "excess resources," in U.S. agriculture, one third of U.S. farmers and farm workers.

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