Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Environmentalists Decry Paul Ryan Budget

March 12, 2013
WASHINGTON -- Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) on Tuesday released his budget proposal calling for approval of the Keystone XL pipeline and slashing the discretionary spending that helps protect Americans from climate-related threats. Continue reading...
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CARTER ROBERTS
A Chorus for Elephants
Last week, that rare moment happened with 1.5 million voices from 227 countries and territories coming together in a call to end the ivory trade in Thailand, home to one of the biggest unregulated ivory markets in the world. Their shared vision: to save the world's elephants. Continue reading...
CARL SAFINA
As Sharks Approach Fin-ish Line at CITES, China and Japan Hope to Sink Them
If one third of the delegates vote to reopen the debate, the shark proposal could go belly-up. Why might that happen? Continue reading...
JUSTIN GUAY
Report: Coal Killed 100,000 in India in 2012
A groundbreaking new report has, for the first time, estimated the human toll from India's dirtiest fuel source. According to the study 80-115,000 people died prematurely as a result of emissions from coal-fired power plants in 2012. Continue reading...
STEVE HORN
State Department Keystone XL Study Done by Oil Industry-Connected Firm with Big Tobacco, Fracking Ties
Flying in the face of the slew of scientific studies both on the harms of burning tar sands and on the KXL itself, State determined that laying down the pipeline is environmentally sound. Continue reading...
TOBIAS ROBERTS
The Economy and a New Pair of Shoes
The impact of the products we consume must be felt locally for there to be an ethical evaluation of the true cost of the effects of our consumption. In the very least, we should make every effort to think locally; to consider what we´d want for our own community; when we act globally. Continue reading...


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