Greenpeace: How Government Spying Undermines Climate Action

Decisions about cutting carbon pollution are serious business and impact on trillions of dollars of present and future investments. And vested interests have the upper hand if they know the positions of their opponents. (photo: unknown)    By Andrew Kerr, Greenpeace International  ReaderSupportedNews.com  November 28, 2014 nless you’ve been living in a hole in the More

Microsoft and More Leave ALEC, 80 Corporations Out

ALECexposed, a project of CMD:  Microsoft has left ALEC, but big technology companies Google, eBay, Facebook, and Yahoo reportedly still fund and remain engaged with ALEC. A number of energy companies have also left ALEC at the request of Greenpeace.Posted by REBEKAH WILCE  PRWatch.org  August 21, 2014Microsoft, the $86.8 billion-a-year technology company, is no longer a More

'Illegal spying below': activists launch airship in protest at NSA surveillance

Pair from Electronic Frontier Foundation and Greenpeace drift massive dirigible over NSA data center in Bluffdale, Utah Spencer Ackerman in New York   theguardian.com   27 June 2014 It was the airship's maiden voyage. Photograph: Greenpeace Protests against mass surveillance have now taken to the skies above a major National Security Agency installation. At about 6am local time on More

‘Illegal spying below’: activists launch airship in protest at NSA surveillance

Pair from Electronic Frontier Foundation and Greenpeace drift massive dirigible over NSA data center in Bluffdale, Utah Spencer Ackerman in New York   theguardian.com   27 June 2014 It was the airship's maiden voyage. Photograph: Greenpeace Protests against mass surveillance have now taken to the skies above a major National Security Agency installation. At about 6am local time on More

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