Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's
need, but not every man's greed”
Mahatma Gahandi
With rampant social decline,
crime, wars, disease, natural disasters, unnatural weather events and fears of
global warming, economic disorder, pollution, and the disastrous effects of
corporate greed, the societies of the world are on the brink of a catastrophe
the likes of which, in Earth’s recorded history, has never before been seen.
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July 14, 2008
Animals and Animal Rights
Child Labor and Abuse
Coral Reefs and Oceans
Corporate News
Crime
Deforestation and Desertification
Economy
Emerging Diseases
Endangered Species
Environment
U.S. EPA Chills Progress Towards Regulating Greenhouse Gases
Canada Opens $30 Million Fund to Clean Popular Vacation Lake
Surpassing 6.7 billion, world population becomes important global ...
Court Strikes Down Emission Rule, In Blow to Bush Administration
US environmental agency delays climate action, seeks public input
EDF Calls for Immediate Corrective Action for Power Plant Pollution
Experts warn residents to expect more smog warnings in New England
Surprise! Bush Finds the Way to Continue Inaction on Emissions ...
Coal-generated Carbon Dioxide Captured In Australia -- A First
Large Cargo Ships Emit Double Amount of Soot Previously Estimated
Famine and Food Shortages
Floods
Genetics, Genetic Engineering, Biotech, and Nanotech
Global Warming
Bush administration putting off new global warming measures, paper
Solar panel windows are latest weapon against global warming
EPA scientists say summer smog problem could start in spring and ...
Presidential Election Won’t Resolve Gas Prices or Global Warming
In Namibian desert, the heat is on to address climate change
Rising sea levels threaten Cape, KZN real estate markets ...
Global Water Supply and Drought
Government and Politics
Health
Hospital Admits Pharmacy Error In Heparin Overdose Death Of Newborn Twins
FDA Failing the American People Over Food Safety, Regulation
Hepatitis B Vaccine: Good for 'Newborn' Prostitutes and Drug Users, but Who Else?
Omega-3 Enhanced Infant Formula Under Fire for Using Non-Human Fatty Acid Additives
Physicians Routinely Protect Incompetent Colleagues; 45 Percent Admit Failure to Report
20-Year Study: Lead Linked to Violent Crime and Shrinks the Brain
Insect Warning Colors Aid Cancer And Tropical Disease Drug Discovery
Human Rights
National Human Rights Commission to investigate police violence at ...
OneAmerica Report: Human Rights Violations at NW Detention Center
Amnesty holds international day of action on China's human rights ...
Israel Bars UN Human Rights Watchdog From Occupied Territories
Jailed Women Activists Go on Hunger Strike in Tehran's Evin Prison
Invasive Species
Micro Chips and RFID
Mining and Mining Pollution
Misc and Odd News
Natural Disasters
Myanmar: Two Months After Cyclone Nargis, Needs Remain Critical
Three earthquakes rattle NZ, latest in North Canterbury this ...
15 killed by water-borne diseases in wake of typhoon in Philippines
La Union typhoon victims receive rice allocation and groceries
Sea transport is perilous in the Phillippines because the law is ...
Report says natural disasters in South Asia exacerbated by human .
Nuclear and Depleted Uranium
Pesticides and Chemical Pollution
Pollution and Toxic Waste
Product Recalls
Slavery and Human Trafficking
Space, Science, and Technology
Wars and Conflicts
Alleged U.S. Attack On Tribal Area Injures 8 Pakistani Soldiers
Russia says Iran war games show U.S. does not need missile shield
Sudan Calls An Emergency Meeting Of Arab League Over 'Genocide Charge'
Taliban Attack Left 12 Troops Injured In North West Pakistan
Update: Taliban Attack Kills At Least 6 Troops In North West Pakistan
At Least 6 Killed In Separate Attacks In Restive Areas Near Baghdad
Sudan to ICC: Darfur violence may increase if you indict President Bashir
Weird Weather
Wildfires