Archive for August 15th, 2011

Fourteen Arrested as Community & Climate Activists March in St. Louis

Fourteen Arrested as Community & Climate Activists March in St. Louis Posted 15 August 2011, by Sparki,  It’s Getting Hot In Here, itsgettinghotinhere.org Today, hundreds marched and saw fourteen community and climate activists arrested as the Midwest Rising! Convergencetook the streets of St. Louis to protest Bank of America and Peabody Coal. The arrest action occurred [...]

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Ecocide – v – Living Planet

  Ecocide – v – Living Planet The Trial The Supreme Court, London 30 September 2011   Posted 15 August 2011, by Ecocide is a Crime, Ecocide is a Crime (Facebook), facebook.com/Ecocide   “Once upon a time people did grievous harm to the environment without fully understanding the consequences of their actions. That defence is [...]

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Censored in Indian country: Ecocide and destruction of Peaks

Censored in Indian country: Ecocide and destruction of Peaks   Posted 11 August 2011, by Brenda Norrell, The Narcosphere, narcosphere.narconews.com   FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The week of action to halt the desecration of sacred San Francisco Peaks by the Snowbowl ski resort in Flagstaff, and the exposure of environmental ecocide in Indian country, as revealed at [...]

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Seven lessons from ‘queen’ Dee

  Seven lessons from ‘queen’ Dee   Posted 12 August 2011, by Virginia Winder, Taranaki Daily News (Fairfax Media), stuff.co.nz/taranaki-daily-news/   Dee Turner hates weeding. In fact, the permaculture queen and organic gardener simply won’t do it. But banish any thoughts of a messy, overgrown, weed-invaded garden. Korito Organics, on the lower slopes of Mt [...]

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Mongolia Energy Riches Attract Neighbors and Outside Interests

Mongolia Energy Riches Attract Neighbors and Outside Interests Pity poor Mongolia, bereft of fiscal resources, caught between the ambitions of its superpower neighbors, Russia and China.   Posted 14 August 2011, by John C.K. Daly (OilPrice.com), M.A.D. Investment Solutions, mad-mongolia.com   Who will ultimately benefit is anyone’s guess, but the country’s nascent energy and mineralogical [...]

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Increased tropical forest growth could release carbon from the soil

  Increased tropical forest growth could release carbon from the soil   Posted 14 August 2011, By Barnaby Smith (Centre for Ecology & Hydrology) , EurekAlert (American Association for the Advancement of Science), eurekalert.org   A new study shows that as climate change enhances tree growth in tropical forests, the resulting increase in litterfall could [...]

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Cornell to lead national environmental education program

Cornell to lead national environmental education program Posted 14 August 2011, by Staff, The Ithaca Journal (Gannett), theithacajournal.com CAMPUS WATCH EXCERPT Cornell University’s Civic Ecology Lab has been selected to lead the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s environmental education professional development program. The funding is around $2 million per year for five years, according to the [...]

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BDA could kill grassland

  BDA could kill grassland   Posted 14 August 2011, by Jayashree Nandi (TNN), The Times of India (Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd), articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com   BANGALORE: One of the few open spaces which gives you a view of the horizon is a grassland patch of Hesaraghatta. It’s a bird-watcher’s paradise and wintering grounds for migratory [...]

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