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by Tom Engelhardt
Sometimes the future is filled with surprises. On other occasions,
it can be painfully predictable. In the case of drilling for oil in the
extreme reaches of America's Arctic seas, the latter is the case. BP's
catastrophe in the Gulf of Mexico, growing worse by the ho
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WASHINGTON, DC - Staffers in the the Lake
Charles, Louisiana district office of the Minerals Management Service
accepted sport event tickets, lunches, and other gifts from oil and gas
production companies and used government computers to vi
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In an interview with Yale Environment 360 senior editor Fen Montaigne, Orr talked about the current battle over climate and energy legislation, President Obama’s missed opportunity to use his “bully pulpit” to educate the public about global warming, and what he calls the right wing’s “unconscionable misuse” of the airwaves to spread lies and misinformation about climate ch
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New coalition will fight for affordable housing
When Halifax’s volunteer-run Out of the Cold Shelter opened in late November, organizers knew it was not a solution to the growing housing crisis in Halifax.&nb
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<p>As the Iraq Operations Group of the Central Intelligence Agency (C.I.A.) was planning for the 2003 invasion of Iraq, agents "kicked aroun...
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 In the past twelve months, ethanol exports from the United States have increased from 4 million gallons in March of '09 to 46 million gallons in March of this year to places like U
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On May 14, 2010 an emergency protest was called by the War Resisters Campaign and No One Is Illegal to confront Immigration Minister Jason Kenney. Kenney was trying to sell his new heinous refugee reform bill as part of a hand-picked immigration roundtable. Approximately 25-30 people surrounded the two entrances to the Citizenship and Immigration [...]
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Members of the Pictou Landing First Nation say health problems due to polluted water plague their community
When Cheryl Maloney’s son was only nine months old, a doctor told her that if she didn’t move
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Belleville, Ontario coop looked down on for having a diverse clientele
Posted By W. BRICE MCVICAR THE INTELLIGENCER
Posted 6 days ago
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by Ben Geman
The Senate is slated to vote June 10 on Sen. Murkowski's
resolution to strip EPA's power to regulate greenhouse gases.
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The White House, the Pentagon and Democratic legislators have agreed on a path to allow gays to serve openly in the US military.
Legislation will be sent to Congress repealing the controversial "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
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32 people were arrested during riots following the police murder of a 36-year-old Nigerian
man, Max, in Warsaw on Saturday. 25 of these people are being charged with assaulting a
police officer. ---- Below is a description of events.
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 Most people don’t live in the country, so maybe you live in a flat (apartment) with a balcony, maybe in a narrow row house, maybe you have only thin or contaminated soil, or only asphalt –
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