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Tar sands industry admits impact of pipeline protests
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The U.S. auto industry's Big Lie
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After Occupy Wall Street, isn’t it time for Occupy Earth?
by Chip Ward TomDispatch, October 27, 2011 What if rising sea levels are yet another measure of inequality? What if the degradation of our planet’s life-support systems — its atmosphere, oceans, and biosphere — goes hand in hand with the...
CBC radio gives a platform to populationism
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John Bellamy Foster: Capitalism and environmental catastrophe
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St. Louis Greens: We march with and are part of Occupy!
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David Harvey on the Occupy Wall Street movement
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The debate following our article in Grist reveals that many greens have a blindspot about class. Blaming the world’s problems on too many people makes little sense when one-half of one percent of the world’s population owns nearly 40% of...
The war against climate science unravels
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What’s causing the environmental crisis: 7 Billion or 1%?
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Video: Simon Butler on the Occupy Movement and Climate Change
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15 Billion People by 2100? Don't believe it. (UPDATED)
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In Kenya, flowers for Europe reap hunger and destruction
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What is Ecosocialism?
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Report: Get forests out of carbon trading; Stop REDD
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Too Many People? Interview on commercial radio
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In UK, Canada poses as 'Friendly Green Oil Giant'
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Climate change will trap hundreds of millions in danger zones
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Australia: Grassroots campaign slams coal seam gas fracking
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