Suicide Watch on Planet Earth: As the Flames Began to Rise, the Arsonists Appeared
Collusion -- hell, yeah! Putting the Planet on a Suicide Watch
Alan Maki | Climate change and the military-industrial complex
How much of what is produced from the Tar Sands will be consumed by the Military-Industrial Complex?
Alan Maki | Climate change and the military-industrial complex
How much of what is produced from the Tar Sands will be consumed by the Military-Industrial Complex?
Chris Hedges | The Feuding Kleptocrats
When we are not being amused by these debates among corporate lackeys we listen to retired generals, all making six-figure incomes from the weapons industry, selling the public on the imperative of endless war and endless arms purchases.
Chris Hedges | The Feuding Kleptocrats
When we are not being amused by these debates among corporate lackeys we listen to retired generals, all making six-figure incomes from the weapons industry, selling the public on the imperative of endless war and endless arms purchases.
John Rachel | The Politics of Panic and Puerile Propaganda
...we are still looking at a total retreat from journalistic integrity, an abandonment of responsibility vital to our survival as a nation...
John Rachel | The Politics of Panic and Puerile Propaganda
...we are still looking at a total retreat from journalistic integrity, an abandonment of responsibility vital to our survival as a nation...
Paul Street | How to Stop Capitalism’s Deadly War With Nature
It’s a hard to imagine a more terrible crime. Geocide is bigger than genocide.
Michael Albert, Noam Chomsky, et. al. | Some Possible Ideas for Going Forward
Around the world powerful and diverse possibilities are in struggle. We the signers of "Some Possible Ideas for Going Forward" think one high priority for progress is activists developing, discussing and settling on priorities around which to organize multi-issue activism in coming months and years. We hope this document can help inspire more conversations within groups and movements that, over time, come to a synthesis.
Brian Merchant: The US Owes the World $4 Trillion for Trashing the Climate
​The UN Green Fund, designed, essentially to help balance climate debt, is currently capitalized at $10 billion in pledges from rich countries. That’s barely a drop in the bucket, as Matthews points out: in 2013 alone, rich countries emitted 13 billion tons—or $520 billion worth—of carbon debt. BY BRIAN MERCHANT Motherboard  September 9, 2015 Aerial View More
â–¶ Dr. James Hansen | The War on Our Climate: Taking Ownership of Our Future | Peacestock
Dr. Hansen has received numerous awards and is recognized for speaking truth to power, for identifying ineffectual policies as greenwash, and for outlining actions that the public must take to protect the future of young people and other life on our planet.
Kathy Kelly | Pushing Up: “The War on Our Climate”
Kelly: What are the true costs to society of fossil fuels? According to a recent International Monetary Fund (IMF) study, fossil fuel companies are benefiting from global subsidies of $5.3tn (£3.4tn) a year, $10 million per minute, every minute, each and every day. The Guardian reports that the $5.3tn subsidy estimated for 2015 is greater than the total health spending of all the world’s governments.