Our energy subsidy from the stored sunlight in fossil fuels is gigantic.

<p>I was in for one hell of a shock today. I finally got the names and addresses of the four &ldquo;Rand&rdquo;* members working at the courier com...

In a press release on Hearst's website, Helen Thomas, the 89-year-old veteran White House correspondent, announced she will
retire effective immediately in the wake of her comments on
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By Valerie Croft - June 5, 2010

Amnesty International (AI) recently made waves in human rights circles, publishing a new report focusing on Canadian mining giant Barrick Gold's role in violent forced evictions in the Porgera region of Papua New Guinea...The report, titled “Undermining Rights: Forced Evictions and Police Brutality around the Porgera Gold Mine, Papua New Guinea,” examines links between Barrick Gold and a special Mobile Squad of police officers which burned to the ground more than 130 homes in the Porgera region between April and July 2009.

Hello Campers, We are pleased to announce that we are taking applications for the second
annual Anarchy Summer Camp, August 6 – 9, 2010, in northern Virginia. The specific
location will be given after the application has been approved. ---- The Anarchy Summer
Camp will help you prepare for the upcoming International Monetary Fund demonstrations
this fall in Washington, D.C.

BERLIN - Climate pressure group Greenpeace said on Monday that switching to renewable
energy sources could create 8.5 million jobs by 2030 if governments turn their
backs on "dirty and dangerous" fossil fuels.

Families from Pakistan to Argentina to Congo are being battered by
surging food prices that are dragging more people into poverty, fueling
political tensions and forcing some to give up eating meat, fruit and
even tomatoes.