NEWS
1.2 Billion Climate Refugees by 2050
Editor's note: As the climate crisis accelerates, extreme weather is causing crop failures and other disasters. Today's article shares a grim projection: the world may see more than 1 billion climate refugees by 2050. This problem is not new. Throughout the last...
Ban Deep Sea Mining: More Nations Join the Call for a Moratorium
Editor's note: Deep sea mining could begin in about a year. But opponents of deep sea mining are taking their arguments onto the world stage at the U.N. Ocean Conference in Portugal and increasing numbers of Pacific leaders have added their voice to deep sea mining....
Victory! Activists Force California to Cancel Planned Redwood Logging
Editor's note: Beginning in April 2021, activists in Northern California have been engaged in a sustained campaign to protect the Jackson Demonstration State Forest from logging. Jackson is the largest State forest in California, stretching over nearly 50,000 acres,...
ACTION
33 Days on Twin #66: Walk the Enbridge Pipeline
By Sacred Water Sacred Land Sacred Water Sacred Land is sponsoring a tar sands awareness walk through Wisconsin along Enbridge’s proposed Twin Line #66 starting with a kick-off event in Delevan or Walworth on June 8th. 33 Days on Twin #66, a Sacred Water Sacred Land...
Communities In Mexico Organize Against Wind Farms
By Inter Press Service “We can’t sow our fields, which they have rented for next to nothing. What good do we get out of it?” Guadalupe Ramírez complained about wind farms operating in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca. Ramírez said, “the governments play favourites...
Indonesia Is Seeing A New Corporate Colonialism’
By John Vidal / The Observer Land conflicts between farmers and plantation owners, mining companies and developers have raged across Indonesia as local and multinational companies have been encouraged to seize and then deforest customary land – land owned by...
ANALYSIS
The BBC Promotes Sexism Under The Guise of Health
Editor's note: Most of the world's science is conducted in service of profit and militarism which both depends upon for its creation and results in ruin for the natural world. In this article, Evan Richards draws links between the destruction of our planet,...
Dams or Fish. Choose one.
In the Pacific Northwest, fish cannot coexist with massive electricity demand. by Max Wilbert In 1980, the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) was given a mission to protect and restore salmon and steelhead fish populations in addition to running the dams in the...
Eco-Socialist John Bellamy Foster on Collapse
Editor's note: This commentary from the eco-socialist philosopher, Monthly Review editor, and author John Bellamy Foster is noteworthy for its descriptions of the capture of the IPCC (The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), the United Nations body that...
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