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Are we all eco-terrorists now?

July 3, 2013 Susan Cunningham Civil Rights, Climate Change, Energy, Environment, FBI/NSA/CIA, Missouri region, Privacy/surveillance, States, Technology, Terrorism Leave a comment

I wasn’t much interested in all of the hullabaloo about the government spying on our phone calls, emails, etc., until I read this article

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Koch-ifying the news

June 21, 2013 Stacy Mergenthal Climate Change, Ethics, Media, Uncategorized Leave a comment

Industrialists Charles and David Koch, well known for their climate change denial, have very recently expressed interest in buying newspapers. We all know the

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Van Jones: “If Obama believes Keystone is a good thing, he should call it the Obama Tar Sands Pipeline.”

June 17, 2013 Madonna Gauding 2012 Election, Climate Change, Environment, Obama One comment

We, the people, still believe that our obligations as Americans are not just to ourselves, but to all posterity. We will respond to the

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Beefing up the facts on global warming

March 11, 2013 Renee Shur Climate Change, Consumer issues, Environment, Science One comment

In a shameless demonstration of feigned ignorance and pandering, some climate-change denying Republicans, like Representative Dana Rohrabacher of California, and Speaker John Boehner, have

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Free trade isn’t free

March 6, 2013 Susan Cunningham Business, Charity & Justice, Climate Change, Consumer issues, Corporations, Economy, International Leave a comment

Picture this. Normal, IL, 1988. While walking my dog, I stopped to chat with a neighbor. When I told her I was moving to

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What I saw at the “Forward on Climate” rally

March 1, 2013 Mike Davis Climate Change, Environment, Politics, Science Leave a comment

350.org, The Sierra Club and The Hip Hop Caucus organized the largest environmental protest in US history, on February 17th, 2013, with attendance estimated

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Kingsolver’s new novel, Flight Behavior , delivers a powerful sermon on climate change

January 16, 2013 Susan Cunningham Climate Change, Language/Words, Literature/Arts/Film One comment

I’ve been listening to Barbara Kingsolver read her new novel, Flight Behavior, on my car CD player, and I have to wonder what the

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Obama’s win brings hope for a rational approach to climate change

November 22, 2012 Renee Shur 2012 Election, Climate Change, Congress, Environment, Science Leave a comment

If you were listening closely at 8:16 p.m. (EST) on election night, you might have heard a subtle but persistent sound blowing across the

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FEMA: another example of why states’-righters are wrong

November 5, 2012 Arthur Lieber 2012 Election, Civil Rights, Climate Change, Good government, Health, Homelessness, Housing, Human Rights, Infrastructure, Politics, Public safety, Republicans, Romney, Science, States Leave a comment

The current conflict regarding FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) is essentially about whether the federal government should have primary responsibility for addressing disasters, or

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Hurricane Sandy’s election impact: What if polling places can’t open by Election Day?

November 1, 2012 Arthur Lieber 2012 Election, Climate Change, Congress, Government, Politics, Public safety, States, Transportation, Voting/Elections Leave a comment

Hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast on Sunday, October 28 and Monday, October 29,  slightly more than a week before Election Day 2012. Suppose

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