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May 26, 2017

SOS: Save our seas By Rene Wadlow

On 5 to 9 June 2017, the United Nations will bring together in New York the representatives of governments, of governmental regional associations such as the Alliance of Small Island States, non-governmental…

April 22, 2017

Day of Mother Earth by Rene Wadlow

The United Nations General Assembly in 2009 through resolution A/RES/63/278, under the leadership of the Plurinational State of Bolivia, designated 22 April as the International Mother Earth Day. The Day recognizes a…

October 3, 2016

Meanwhile–Around the World

The Debate: Somebody said the problem is Trump possibility and Clinton probability. A very poor choice between an autistic person in his own bubble and a war criminal even privatizing her warfare?…

April 11, 2016

Australia: The Dirty Secret of Utopia

John Pilger – Russia Today 10 Apr 2016 – I had a call from Rosalie Kunoth-Monks the other day. Rosalie is an elder of the Arrernte-Alyawarra people, who live in Utopia, a vast…

December 16, 2015

The Climate vs. the Planet By Johan Galtung

In that eco-system humanity has since industrialization upset balances and now suffers the consequences, trying to tackle them. COP21, the UN 195 States conference in Paris, reached the unanimous agreement demanded of…

September 5, 2015

60,000 Antelope dead in 4 Days

  Steffen Zuther is a geologist and he along with and his colleagues went to central Kazakhstan to monitor the calving of one herd of saigas, that is an endangered antelope and…

June 17, 2015

Mawuna Koutonin On The Myth Of “Overpopulated” Africa

— “Many in position of power think the world has become overpopulated recently, and Africa takes the center of attention because of the constant increase in population” — “European countries are nowadays…

June 21, 2014

Saving Threatened Species

by John Scales Avery – TRANSCEND Media Service Loss of Biodiversity All of us know that the relentless growth of human population, agriculture and industry has led to great losses in biodiversity.…

June 18, 2014

Nigeria doesn’t need more oil wells

Nnimmo Bassey discusses the continuing protests by the Niger Delta people against oil pollution and makes the case for compensation.   Can you provide some historical context to the struggle in the…

June 18, 2014

Technology Robots invade the streets of Kinshasa

By Habibou Bangré in Kinshasa   The giant robotic policemen are preventing accidents – and racketeering by dishonest officials.   Drivers in gridlocked Kinshasa want them everywhere: two giant robots in the capital…

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