Supreme Court Hears Monsanto Case

February 19, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Supreme Court Hears Monsanto Case WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court appeared likely Tuesday to side with Monsanto Co. in its claim that an Indiana farmer violated the company's patents on soybean seeds that are resistant to its weed-killer. Continue reading... 40,000 Rally For Climate Action Transocean Settlement Approved Sandy Debris Cleanup Faces New Challenge Climate Change=More Blizzards?! The Trendiest Cat Names PHOTOS: Gorillas, Flamingos, Lions And More Animals Of The Week WATCH: Jaw-Dropping 'Dolphin Stampede' Supreme Court Hears Monsanto Patent Case WATCH: Jaw-Dropping 'Dolphin Stampede' All Vegetarian Concert Makes History 'Exxon Hates Your Children' Ad Prompts Cease-And-Desist Order PETER FOX-PENNER, PHD A High-Energy State of the Union The President's speech last week contained more discussion of climate and energy than any State of the Union speech in recent memory -- perhaps ever. Congressional action is still needed right away to reduce uncertainty and improve our chances of meeting climate targets. Continue reading... DR. JAMES HANSEN A Fork in the Road The climate science is crystal clear. We cannot go down the path of the dirty fuels without guaranteeing that the climate system passes tipping points, leaving our children and grandchildren a situation out of their control, a situation of our making. Continue reading... MICHAEL LEVITON Are Trash Fish the Answer? It is more important than ever for us to grapple with the challenge of our dwindling fish stocks, to continue learning from one another and to communicate the excitement and possibilities of underutilized species to a larger audience. Continue reading... PHAEDRA ELLIS-LAMKINS The Dream Reborn: A Sound for Our Movement Throughout history, music has played a key role in helping inspire and breathe fire into efforts to combat injustice and create a better world. But our movement for a healthy, just, inclusive world still needs a soundtrack. Continue reading... BILL CHAMEIDES Old Wang Coal? As China's economy has grown, so has its consumption of coal, which has increased by an average of nine percent per year. By comparison, average coal demand growth for the rest of the world has been about one percent per year. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.