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Two dead and three missing after paramilitaries attack peaceful caravan

Syndicated from Intercontinental Cry on Wed, 2010-04-28

Two people are dead and three are still missing after a peaceful solidarity caravan was attacked by paramilitaries in Oaxaca, Mexico

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Interior Secretary Approves Cape Wind, Nation's First Offshore Wind Farm

Syndicated from Common Dreams on Wed, 2010-04-28

by Beth Daley

In a groundbreaking decision that some say
will usher in a new era of clean energy, U.S. Interior Secretary Ken
Salazar said today he had approved the nation's first offshore wind
farm, the controversial Cape Wind project off of Cape Cod.

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Deep thought - Apr 28

Syndicated from Energy Bulletin on Wed, 2010-04-28

-No, We Can't Have It All
-Peak Wood Forges an Industrial Revolution
-Bureaucracy Linked to a Nation's Growth

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Marika Swan on Hope in Hopeless Times

Syndicated from Media Co-op on Wed, 2010-04-28

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Counterhegemonic Economy: An Interview with Eric Duran by Scott Pierpont

Syndicated from Infoshop News on Wed, 2010-04-28

<p>On September 17th, 2008, Barcelona-based anticapitalist Enric Duran announced that he had expropriated 492,000 euros. For several years, Duran t...

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G8 Meets Resistance in Halifax

Syndicated from Dominion Paper on Wed, 2010-04-28

Protesters baulk at G8's feel-good claims

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Triple arson attack with incendiary devices in Thessaloníki, Greece

Syndicated from Infoshop News on Wed, 2010-04-28

Gas canister explosions occurred in different parts of the northern Greek city. The two incidents occurred on the early hours of Monday 26/4 again...

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Earth Day, Climate Change, and Cochabamba

Syndicated from Energy Bulletin on Wed, 2010-04-28

-Mainstream Green Groups Cave In on Climate
-Reclaiming Earth Day: With Climate Chaos on the Horizon, the Environmental Movement Needs Traction
-A New Climate Movement in Bolivia

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World Bank, Private Corporations, and OECD Call for Hike in Global Water Price

Syndicated from Common Dreams on Wed, 2010-04-28

by Juliette Jowit in Paris

Major economies are pushing for substantial increases in the price of water around the world as concern mounts about dwi

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Out of our Ego Houses, into the Collective Intelligence

Syndicated from Energy Bulletin on Wed, 2010-04-28

Communal life - our tribal past - valued the group over the individual. We left our communal past to put the individual's benefit (and especially material benefit) before the common good, in the process losing much of our memory of community.

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Organic, Small Farmers Fret over FDA Regulation

Syndicated from Common Dreams on Wed, 2010-04-28

by Carolyn Lochhead

WASHINGTON -
Small farmers in California who have led a national movement away from
industrial agriculture face a looming crackdown on food safety that
they say is geared to big corporate farms and will make it harder for
them to survive.

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The Desirable Barrel

Syndicated from Energy Bulletin on Wed, 2010-04-28

As an oil producer, Saskatchewan seems to have it all. The Bakken light oil trend is a play of frenzied activity. So is Cenovus Energy’s carbon injection oil operation at Weyburn (the world’s largest carbon capture and storage facility).

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Cultural hegemony

Syndicated from Energy Bulletin on Wed, 2010-04-28

2010 might very well be seen in retrospect as the year when Peak Oil became, if not exactly mainstream, at least something of a subject for the powers that be...Yet very little of it transpired into mainstream press and we can be quite sure, as Matthieu Auzanneau himself acknowledges, that a lot of water will run under the bridges of Paris before any kind of policy is implemented to address the

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Leaving 'Oil in the Soil': Ecuadoran President Confirms Deal to Leave Oil Under Yasuni Park

Syndicated from Common Dreams on Wed, 2010-04-28

QUITO, Ecuador - President Raphael Correa
now has approved an agreement to leave Ecuador's largest oil reserves,
amounting to some 900 million barrels, underground in Yasuni National
Park in exchange for more than $3 billion.

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Video review: The Road and 2012

Syndicated from Energy Bulletin on Wed, 2010-04-28

Hollywood images of the future tend to be pretty grim: most video stores even have a single section now entitled “science fiction / horror,” since any future they show is likely to be hor

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