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Sunday, March 25, 2012
Energy Mullahs on Rampage in Alaska, Pennsylvania, Ban Doctors from Discussing Fracking Health Risks The rush by the natural gas industry to exploit vast resources, made available by the technology called "fracking" has led to the industry and politicians to prevent public discussion of the associated public health risks.
Sunday, March 25, 2012Energy Mullahs on Rampage in Alaska, Pennsylvania, Ban Doctors from Discussing Fracking Health Risks The rush by the natural gas industry to exploit vast resources, made available by the technology called "fracking" has led to the industry and politicians to prevent public discussion of the associated public health risks.
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
New Yorkers to Senator Schumer: Don't Break Our Hearts on Valentine's Day: Say NO to Keystone Pipeline In response to a sudden push, led by some of the largest recipients in Congress of contributions from the oil and gas industry, New Yorkers are joining a national "blitz" against the move by marching on their senior Senator's office today, telling Chuck Schumer to stand up against big oil interests.
Tuesday, February 14, 2012New Yorkers to Senator Schumer: Don't Break Our Hearts on Valentine's Day: Say NO to Keystone Pipeline In response to a sudden push, led by some of the largest recipients in Congress of contributions from the oil and gas industry, New Yorkers are joining a national "blitz" against the move by marching on their senior Senator's office today, telling Chuck Schumer to stand up against big oil interests.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Weather Extremes as the 'New Normal', and the Most Destructive Project on Earth. President Obama is currently considering approval of a massive new oil pipeline, the Keystone XL project. The pipeline is called "The Most Destructive Project on Earth" - with immense implications for greenhouse gas emissions. In lieu of record-setting weather extremes recorded globally, author Don Lieber examines the environmental implications of this decision.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011Weather Extremes as the 'New Normal', and the Most Destructive Project on Earth. President Obama is currently considering approval of a massive new oil pipeline, the Keystone XL project. The pipeline is called "The Most Destructive Project on Earth" - with immense implications for greenhouse gas emissions. In lieu of record-setting weather extremes recorded globally, author Don Lieber examines the environmental implications of this decision.
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Thursday, October 21, 2010
Tom Brokaw and the Pentagon: Unwitting Partners in Apathy On Oct 17, veteran newscaster Tom Brokaw published an Op-Ed in the NY Times which decried the absence of discussion about the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan in the current election campaign season. Brokow's call for more attention to the wars comes on the heels of a recent AP report on the Pentagon's first-time admission that over 70,000 Iraqis were killed in the conflict, a detail itself ignored by Brokaw and the media.
Thursday, October 21, 2010Tom Brokaw and the Pentagon: Unwitting Partners in Apathy On Oct 17, veteran newscaster Tom Brokaw published an Op-Ed in the NY Times which decried the absence of discussion about the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan in the current election campaign season. Brokow's call for more attention to the wars comes on the heels of a recent AP report on the Pentagon's first-time admission that over 70,000 Iraqis were killed in the conflict, a detail itself ignored by Brokaw and the media.
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
The Gulf Spill, Corexit, and PROFITS Public discussion about the hazards of the chemical dispersant Corexit, used by BP to break up oil in the gulf spill, now includes talk about possible public evacuation. What is not discussed as much is the huge profits behind the company which manufactures Corexit, Illinois-based NALCO, and the fortune earned by its CEO, Erik Frywald.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010The Gulf Spill, Corexit, and PROFITS Public discussion about the hazards of the chemical dispersant Corexit, used by BP to break up oil in the gulf spill, now includes talk about possible public evacuation. What is not discussed as much is the huge profits behind the company which manufactures Corexit, Illinois-based NALCO, and the fortune earned by its CEO, Erik Frywald.
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Friday, January 29, 2010
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn: 2010 One family's efforts at 'going solar' in Brooklyn. An example of personal environmental leadership in the absence of government leadership.
Friday, January 29, 2010A Tree Grows in Brooklyn: 2010 One family's efforts at 'going solar' in Brooklyn. An example of personal environmental leadership in the absence of government leadership.
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Depleted Uranium, The Emerging Radiation Crisis in Iraq and US Students: Vermont Takes Lead with Divestment The University of Vermont voted to divest from companies which produce Depleted Uranium weapons, as reports from Iraq are beginning to detail an emering radiation crisis. The U of V appears to be the first US Universityh to take this action.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009Depleted Uranium, The Emerging Radiation Crisis in Iraq and US Students: Vermont Takes Lead with Divestment The University of Vermont voted to divest from companies which produce Depleted Uranium weapons, as reports from Iraq are beginning to detail an emering radiation crisis. The U of V appears to be the first US Universityh to take this action.
