Stanford to divest from coal
vendredi 9 mai 2014 à 14:00Stanford University has pledged to divest from 100 companies whose business focuses on coal.
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Stanford University has pledged to divest from 100 companies whose business focuses on coal.
Alberta (Canada) is holding required hearings on a new oil extraction project but has barred environmental groups and indigenous peoples.
It's equivalent to saying, "Favorable testimony only," but without admitting that's what it is.
The Alberta government has taken the side of the oil companies against the people. It is that simple.
US citizens: phone your senators to block David Barron's confirmation as a judge until Obama complies with the court order to publish the gist of the assassination memo Barron wrote.
The Capitol Switchboard numbers are 202-224-3121, 888-818-6641 and 888-355-3588.
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US citizens: call on Congress to defeat the "Regulatory Fairness Act".
A village of Bedouin shepherds near Jericho faces expulsion by Israel, which has been squeezing them for 8 years.
Israeli demolition of Palestinian homes doesn't always ignore Israeli law. Sometimes it proceeds by stretching the law.
Of course, the law itself is unjust.