A worst case scenario for the Gulf of Mexico disaster is a greater eruption—possibly due to a nuclear detonation to contain the leak—releasing trillions of barrels of oil, and killing the oceans.
Electronic Journal & Daily Report THE CLIMATE JUSTICE GROUNDSWELL From Copenhagen to Cochabamba to Cancún by Karah Woodward, The Indypendent VENEZUELA: THE MYTH OF “ECO-SOCIALISM” by Maria Pilar Garcia Guadilla, El Libertario MURKY WATERS FLOW FROM PERUVIAN ANDES Peasants Protest… Read moreIssue #168, June 2010
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Continue ReadingPlease Support Our Summer Fund DriveAn Interview with Batay Ouvriye by David L. Wilson, World War 4 Report It is now more than four months since a 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit Haiti, leveling much of the Port-au-Prince area and killing nearly a quarter of a… Read moreHAITI: STRUGGLE AND SOLIDARITY AFTER THE CATACLYSM
Continue ReadingHAITI: STRUGGLE AND SOLIDARITY AFTER THE CATACLYSMThe government of Bolivia announced a preliminary study for a program of uranium exploration in Potosí department, and broached the possibility of uranium exports to Venezuela.
Four lion cubs freed under Bolivia’s circus-animal ban arrived in San Francisco, heading to a new life in a northern California refuge run by the Performing Animal Welfare Society.
Bolivian President Evo Morales says he will negotiate with the “Ayllus Guerreros” that have declared a “red zone” in Potosí department after the killing of four national police officers.
