Calgary Herald: There are no toxic tailings lakes, dead ducks, heavy-hauler trucks or strip mines…
Month: March 2010
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United States: Too early to judge effectiveness of fish-saving plans, scientists say
McClatchy Newspapers: Neutral scientists said Friday that it’s too soon to judge the effectiveness of…
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Canada: Shell defends its operations in oil sands
Financial Post: Royal Dutch Shell PLC, under pressure from a small group of shareholders, has…
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Indonesia: Customary laws protect forest better than govt does: Study
Jakarta Post: Research shows customary laws that were implemented by a number of local communities…
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A new world?: Social media protest against Nestle may have longstanding ramifications
Mongabay: Protest could change the palm oil industry and wake the world up to the…
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Brazil: WWF hopes to find $60 billion growing on trees
Telegraph: If the world’s largest, richest environmental campaigning group, the WWF — formerly the World…
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Zero Point Of Systemic Collapse
Counter Currents: Aleksandr Herzen, speaking a century ago to a group of anarchists about how…
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Nations large and small join climate change campaign
Sydney Morning Herald: THEY range from the vulnerable, like low-lying Bangladesh, to the vast, such…
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Facebook News Readers More Loyal Than Googlers
First, Facebook dethroned Google as the most trafficked web site in the United States, and…