Bushmen denied water, launch appeal (Comments Off)
9/01/10 •
Africa’s High Court denies Bushmen their right to a well on their lands inside the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, while Botswana’s president describes their way of life as ‘an archaic fantasy.’
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President’s Cancer Panel emphasizes environmental causes of cancer (Comments Off)
8/26/10 •
The President’s Cancel Panel warns of “grievous harm” and urges President Obama, “use the power of your office to remove the carcinogens and other toxins from our food, water, and air that needlessly increase health costs, cripple our nation’s productivity, and devastate American lives.”
Human rights journalist exposes group stalking, secret torture of everyday citizens (Comments Off)
8/25/10 •
Human rights journalist Deborah Dupre’s four-part series is an expose of a hidden and growing horrifying crime: group stalking, electronic harassment, and secretly forced implants.
2010′s Extreme Weather Teaching Us Climate Lessons (Comments Off)
8/25/10 •
The weather of 2010 continues to be chaotic as it has in recent years, says a new report from the Pew Center on Global Climate Change. It’s led to a series of wrenching disasters.
The Weekly Mulch (Comments Off)
8/21/10 •
Green Daydreams?
A Clean Gulf, Energy Efficiency, and More.
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- Proposals of “Peoples Agreement” included in texts for UN negotiations
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- Athabascan, other groups appeal DNR’s approval of coal exploration in Alaska’s Wishbone Hills
- Indigenous rights: Maya in Belize, San in Botswana both get ambiguous outcomes in court
- Yakama blocks Hawaiian garbage destined for ancestral lands
- Canoe Journey’s successful end celebrated among Northwest Coast tribes
- EPA Creates New ‘Tribal Climate and Energy Information’ Site
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- Iroquois Nationals salute FIL World Lacrosse Championships
- Eulogy for renowned climate scientist Stephen Schneider
- BP’s deepsea well is capped. Now, the Houma are left to face their greatest challenge
- England says “no” to Iroquois Nationals on travel waiver
- Iroquois Nationals have not withdrawn from championships
- In Kenya, national politics of Mau Forests Complex trickle down to Ogiek
- Klamath Restoration Begins
- Iroquois Nationals still waiting for British officals to review applications for entry
- Passport fiasco creates critical delay for Iroquois lacrosse team bound for World Games
- Over 2000 references and citations pre-1972 on bio-effects of radio frequency and microwave radiation
- California’s Marine Life Protected Areas process scapegoating native cultures, tribal members say
- Founder of Turtle Lodge to open G8 World Religions Summit
- Klamath Restoration Begins
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- Karuk Tribe, conservation groups sue Six Rivers National Forest to protect sacred sites
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- Massive environmental crisis grows in Gulf
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- April is Disaster Preparedness Month
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- Climate change STEM curriculum started in tribal colleges
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