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World's small farmers meet to promote agroecology
La Via Campesina meeting brings together educators and schools to continue their efforts to promote farming methods that protect nature and empower women and peasants around the world
Toronto conference: Stop Ontario's tar sands pipeline!
Join us at a day-long grass-roots education and organizing meeting, Saturday Nov. 17
Sandy, climate change, and media hot air
While BusinessWeek points at global warming, the usual crowd of deniers and pseudo-skeptics is once again promoting doubt.
East and west, monster storms mainly kill the poor
In every country, the ravages of climate change fall overwhelming on the poor. The people who grow the world's food are the ones who starve in the aftermath of hurricanes and typhoons
Corporations steal farmland while farmers starve
Most land grabs occur in the world’s most food-insecure countries. Profit-driven agriculture means more food for the wealthy and well-fed, and less for the poor and hungry
How to fight climate change and rebuild a stricken city
Real answers will only come from the people, when we manage to organize and fight for the things we need through a radical change in social power
Maps pictured Sandy's devastation – five years ago
Maps published in 2007 provide an uncanny prediction of what transpired Monday night
Environmental journal editors reply to publisher
We regard all of these statements by Sage to be untruths, either deliberate falsehoods or grossly misleading. Sage is putting its own profits before academic freedom.
50 years of Silent Spring
Silent Spring helped lay the basis for a radical ecological critique of capitalism. Half a century after first publication it's a book that has never been so important.