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  • South Africa: New Report on Repression of the Landless People's Movement in Johannesburg

    Syndicated from Infoshop News on Mon, 2010-07-12

    <p>We have been suffering from serious repression in Protea South, in Harry Gwala and in eTwatwa. The story of our struggle and the repression of o...

    »  | 75 reads «

  • Russia: Let's start to change the world

    Syndicated from Infoshop News on Mon, 2010-07-12

    <p><img hspace="10" align="right" src="http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4121/4779950368_22a7430251_m.jpg" alt="" /></p>
    <p>Participants of the &quot;...

    »  | 85 reads «

  • Total expands tar sand holdings

    Syndicated from Oil Sands Truth on Mon, 2010-07-12

    Total expands oil sand holdings

    July 12, 2010

    CALGARY, Alberta, July 12 (UPI) -- French energy company Total is looking to expand its holdings in oil sands through a $1 billion deal to tap into Alberta, Canada, recent transactions show.

    »  Read more | 149 reads «

  • Ignatieff — in Alberta — talks down proposed Gateway pipeline

    Syndicated from Oil Sands Truth on Mon, 2010-07-12

    Ignatieff — in Alberta — talks down proposed oilsands pipeline

    By Renata D’Aliesio, Canwest News Service
    July 11, 2010

    »  Read more | 133 reads «

  • Blowout near Conklin shoots steam and bitumen into the air

    Syndicated from Oil Sands Truth on Mon, 2010-07-12

    This project-- Devon Jackfish-- had only just announced their approval to double in size. They also just got a few million dollars as "cutting edge leaders" in C02 "capture" technology. They are supposed to be among the best of the tar sands companies in terms of "performance" and "doing the right thing".

    »  Read more | 179 reads «

  • Canadian Tar Sands Will Become Top US Crude Source

    Syndicated from Oil Sands Truth on Mon, 2010-07-12

    Canadian Oil Sands Will Become Top US Crude Source
    Published: Monday, 28 Jun 2010
    By: Justin Solomon
    CNBC Producer

    As the future of offshore drilling remains in jeopardy, more investors and energy companies are focusing their attention on the US's neighbor to the north, Canada.

    »  Read more | 128 reads «

  • Devon Energy reports Alberta Tar Sands well leak

    Syndicated from Oil Sands Truth on Mon, 2010-07-12

    Devon Energy reports Alberta Oil Sands well leak
    By Edward Welsch

    CALGARY (MarketWatch) -- A blowout at one of Devon Energy Inc.'s oil sands wells in northeastern Alberta over the weekend sprayed an oil mist into the air for nearly 36 hours, the company and regulators said Monday.

    »  Read more | 206 reads «

  • Snitching on the Resistance: How celebrity activists have set off a witch hunt against anarchist militants

    Syndicated from Media Co-op on Mon, 2010-07-12
    »  Read more | 125 reads «

  • BC's Super-Fudge-It Budget

    Syndicated from CCPA on Mon, 2010-07-12

    The BC government has announced that the provincial deficit is nearly $1.8 billion. "We told you so," says Marc Lee.

    Read BC's Super-Fudge-It Budget on Policy Note.

    »  | 78 reads «

  • The Oil Spill and You

    Syndicated from Energy Bulletin on Mon, 2010-07-12

    Most of us have not bothered to comprehend the yawning gulf that lies between our best intentions and our abject dependence on the wealth-producing properties of petroleum. Nor how this addiction fills us with delusions of godlike mastery over our environment while blinding us to the reality that we humans have grossly overshot our planet’s carrying capacity.

    »  Read more | 183 reads «

  • The Chinese Coal Monster

    Syndicated from Energy Bulletin on Mon, 2010-07-12

    Like everything else in China, coal production statistics are simply immense. China now consumes and produces close to 50% of all the coal in the world. Thus, changes in Chinese consumption and / or production may have a dramatic impact upon the global coal market.

    read more

    »  | 202 reads «

  • The Case for a New WPA

    Syndicated from Common Dreams on Mon, 2010-07-12
    by Kate McCormack

    The image catches your breath. The look etched on the mother's face
    reveals more about the hard lives of migrant workers during the 1930s
    than any history book.

    »  Read more | 175 reads «

  • R2K+10

    Syndicated from Defenstrator on Mon, 2010-07-12

    <p><img align="right" hspace="5" alt="" src="/sites/default/files/r2k-logo.gif" />This July 2010 marks 10 years since Philadelphia was the site of the 2000 Republican National Convention.

    »  Read more | 214 reads «

  • White House Tackling the Economics of Cybersecurity

    Syndicated from Slashdot on Mon, 2010-07-12

    GovTechGuy writes "White House Cybersecurity czar Howard Schmidt will be hosting a meeting Wednesday with the Secretaries of DHS and Commerce in which he is expected to discuss the administration's new attempt to change the economic incentives surrounding cybersecurity.

    »  Read more | 108 reads «

  • Harper's G20 Victory: Shrinking Canada

    Syndicated from The Tyee
    Promoted by blackandred on Mon, 2010/07/12 - 1:25pm

    By Murray Dobbin - July 12, 2010

    Watching the results of the G8/G20 meetings was like hearing news that a giant comet is heading for earth and we are just waiting for impact. Those meetings of the world's largest and/or growing economies committed governments to massive deficit reduction in spite of the real concern that we are facing the possibility of a so-called "double-dip" recession...Leading the charge on this ideological lunacy was none other than free-market Ayatollah Stephen Harper whose passion for diminishing the role of government is unmatched by any of the other leaders who showed up in Toronto.

    »  Read more | 790 reads «