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Produce Less
NATO’s Depleted Uranium: The Health Consequences of ‘Freedom and Democracy’ in Iraq, Libya and the Former Yugoslavia
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Essam Abdelrasul Bubaker Elkorghli
Why All of Kerala Says No to Deep-Sea Mining
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Ayaskant Das
Banned pesticides found in clouds, sparking new health concerns
by:
Pamela Ferdinand
Argentinian retirees continue their fight for dignity
by:
Pablo Meriguet
Time to Put Children’s Health Above Pesticide Industry Profits
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Stacy Malkan
Biodevastation
Rethinking Rural Living in the Sahara: A Manifesto for Water and Food Sovereignty in Algeria
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El Habib Ben Amara
New research shows why deep sea mining is a bad idea
by:
Ian Angus
Are GMOs safe? A molecular geneticist speaks out
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Stacy Malkan
Defusing The Next Carbon Bomb: The Fight to Stop Big Oil In Congo
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Alexandria Shaner and Francois Kamate
AI Demands to Be Fed. We’re All Servers Now
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Andrew Nikiforuk
Seeing the Forest for the Trees
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James Hansen
Massive Ocean Regime Shift, Alarming
by:
Robert Hunziker
Politics
Public Education Shaped by 19th Century Dispute
by:
Thomas Ultican
The Trump–Netanyahu Gaza Peace Deal Promises Indefinite Occupation
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Jonah Valdez
Pesticides in Your Produce? Probably.
by:
Liza Gross
The Cold War and Anti-Zionism
by:
Greg Godels
Labor/Economics
What Islamic Finance Brings to Climate Resilience
by:
Muhammad Al Jasser
Pinky and Perky do the Apocalypse
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Wills Flowers
Dockworkers in Italy Win Against Arms Shipment to Israel
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Ana Vracar
What Is Green Social Thought?
The Philosophy of Green Social Thought
We live in a capitalist economic system that is based on continued growth which threatens the survival of humans and most animals and plants. This economic system is protected by a military-cultural-political system that maintains global domination.
Our challenge is to advocate and create an alternative that empowers people across the planet, while establishing a new economy and global social order based on equity, social justice and peace. We believe that only a truly democratic economic order can enhance the quality of life. Achieving that requires eliminating unnecessary production, drastically reducing the US military, ensuring satisfaction of needs for all people, and placing the survivability of the ecosphere at the center of our social, political, and cultural life.
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