Abstract:     
People around the world are on the move, pushed by external events such as civil war, political upheaval, and increasingly environmental disasters and pulled by the lure of a better life, a better job, a better way to provide for their families. The United States has created an inconsistent legal framework for responding to the ( Read more... )

The only defense we have against the powerful meat industry is to get
the truth
out to as many people as possible. The regular media is not doing it.

http://www.commondreams.org/view/2009/04/28

Published on Tuesday, April 28, 2009 by The Guardian/UK
Swine Flu Crisis Lays Bare the Meat Industry's Monstrous Power

The Mexico swine flu outbreak should alert ( Read more... )

http://www.hermes-press.com/completing.htm

HENNING STEINFELD

Senior Officer (Livestock Development Planning), Animal Production and Health Division, FAO, Rome, Italy

Abstract

There are massive pressures on animal production to satisfy the deeply rooted demand for high value animal protein. These pressures are resulting in a major transformation of the livestock sector, from one which is ( Read more... )

September 17th, 2007


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The Paradox of Organic Farming in California
Julie Guthman

THE SCOURGE OF DEPLETED URANIUM
Dr. Doug Rokke, Ph.D.
presented during “The Child: A Victim of War and a Messenger of Peace”
United Nations - UNESCO International conference May 24-25, 2001
Athens, Greece

ABSTRACT: Depleted uranium (DU) munitions have been used in combat because they are extremely effective. However, in winning these battles we have ( Read more... )

By Norm Phelps

A vocal and sometimes intimidating clique is trying to seize control of the animal rights movement. (I realize that to anyone who has not followed this controversy, that may sound over-the-top. I only wish it were, but even a cursory review of their articles and speeches reveals the air of absolute certainty and ( Read more... )

January 05, 2009

San Francisco -- The holidays began with a grim reminder that today's coal industry is anything but clean. The massive (5.4 million cubic yards -- a billion gallons) spill of coal ash at the Kingston Power plant in Tennessee devastated homes, covered hundreds of acres, and threatens rivers, wildlife, and drinking-water sources. And ( Read more... )

Friday, 13 February 2009 GreenMuze Staff


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