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  • Kelly: Toxic Teflon

    New information emerged recently about toxic contamination from chemicals used to manufacture Teflon pots and pans and many other consumer, military, and industrial products

  • Dolack: No Planet for Optimism

    When it comes to global warming, what else don’t we know? What science does know, and what it can infer from studying archeological records, already makes anybody who thinks the long-term habitability of Earth is more important than short-term profits very worried.

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    Brecher: A New Wave of Climate Insurgents

    One in six Americans say they would personally engage in nonviolent civil disobedience against corporate or government activities that make global warming worse. That’s about 40 million adults. The fate of the earth may depend on them—and others around the world —doing so.

  • Benally: Protesting Radioactive Pollution At Uranium Mines

    Indigenous communities have been disproportionately impacted as approximately 75 percent of AUMs are located on federal and tribal lands. A majority of AUMs are located in 15 western states with the potential to impact more than 50 million people.

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    Tokar: Paris: Hope or Hype

    The world the diplomats inhabit couldn’t be farther removed from the places where the impacts of continuing climate chaos are felt the most. In that world, people are working harder year by year to grow food and sustain their lives in the face of an increasingly unstable global climate.

  • Boardman: Environmental Terrorists in Paris

    Having absolute authority to take ameliorative steps on their own initiative, the plunderers swamp the credulous media with claims that an unwieldy conference with a track record of 23 years of failure is the only possible way to find a solution to the dangers of climate change.

  • Smith: Global Warming’s Unacknowledged Threat: The Pentagon

    On November 8, the World Bank predicted that climate change is on track to drive 100 million people into poverty by 2030.

  • Angus: Hijacking The Anthropocene

    What can lobbyists do when science contradicts their political messages?...

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    Kelly: Crosscurrents

    By the time I leave Kentucky’s federal prison center, where I’m an inmate with a 3 month sentence, the world’s 12th largest city may be without water. Estimates put the water reserve of Sao Paulo, a city of 20 million people, at 60 days

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    Sturgis: Governors’ Big Oil-Assisted Lobbying Pays Off

    The Obama administration released its draft five-year plan for oil and gas development on the Outer Continental Shelf and for the first time it includes waters off the coasts of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, But environmental advocates blasted it for putting coastal ecosystems and economies at risk.

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