In 2009, Riki Ott was on the road for 252 days educating people about
the dangers of "corporate personhood." That's the legal doctrine that
says corporations have constitutional rights, just like human beings.

FORT VALLEY, Ga. - During the school year, Mondays in this rural
Georgia community are for video games, trips to grandma's house and
hanging out at the neighborhood community center.

Don't bother
showing up for school. The doors are locked and the lights are off.

WASHINGTON - BP's runaway deepwater well could
still become a moneymaker for the company, even as it tries to stem the
gush of crude oil that's fouling the Gulf of Mexico.

For at least three decades, Americans have had some inkling that we face an uncertain energy future, but we’ve ignored a much more worrisome crisis—water.

A leaked discussion between Greenpeace staff obtained by the Vancouver Media Co-op indicates the group is preparing damage

In response to the widening disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, government officials have approved a plan to intercept the oil by building a 45-mile sand berm. But scientists fear the project is a costly boondoggle that will inflict further environmental damage and do little to keep oil off the coast.

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