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Phospine Gas Releases on Fort Hall Indian Reservation go Unnoticed by EPA

from Native News Online The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes continue their work to ensure tribal members and residents living on the Fort Hall Reservation are protected from unnecessary environmental...

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South Florida’s Turkey Point Nuclear Plant is Pumping Polluted Water Into...

by Tim Elfrink / New Times Turkey Point’s cooling canals are leaking radiation into Biscayne Bay, a new study confirms. As Florida Power & Light finalized plans to expand its nuclear reactors at...

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Coal Baron Found Guilty: “Justice” Not Enough

Jeff Biggers / EcoWatch Reposted with permission from EcoWatch The landmark conviction of former Massey Energy CEO and coal baron Don Blankenship yesterday on a misdemeanor conspiracy charge to violate...

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Rising Tide Chicago, Community Members Blockade Koch-Owned Terminal

by Willinois / DailyKos Seven community members and concerned citizens are blockading entrances to the Koch Carbon Transfer Terminal (KCBX) on Chicago’s Southeast side. The blockade began at 8am Monday...

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Between Sludge Pond and Old Growth:

A Look at Glaring Oversights in the Proposal for New Federal Prison in Eastern Kentucky A towering hemlock tree deep in the heart of the Lilley Cornett Woods. Photo by J. Mazurek by Jordan E. Mazurek /...

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Thousands Protest PX Chemical Plant in Jinshui, China

by Jennifer Baker / Revolution News Thousands marched on Jinshan District Government building Monday afternoon to protest the construction of another PX chemical plant. The march chanted “PX Get out of...

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Abandoned Uranium Mines Plague Navajo Nation

by Sonia Luokkala / Earth Island Journal Navajo Nation’s Monument Valley. Photo by Sonia Luokkala The mesas of Monument Valley rise deep red on the horizon. We are in Diné Bikéyah, land of the Navajo....

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Israeli Soldiers Deploy Tear Gas, Rubber Bullets against Pollution Protestors

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA from International Solidarity Movement Around fifty Palestinians and international activists gathered today in Tulkarem, east of Nablus, to protest the presence of 11 Israeli...

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Gulf South Rising: Demonstrations Across US on Fifth Anniversary of BP Oil Spill

Rising Tide NYC shuts down a BP station / Photo courtesy Colin Kinniburgh (Twitter) from Earth First! Newswire Responding to a call from Gulf South Rising, groups in Louisiana, Texas, and New York rose...

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Monsanto Employee Admits An Entire Department Exists to “Discredit” Scientists

by Christina Sarich / Natural Society Dare to publish a scientific study against Big Biotech, and Monsanto will defame and discredit you. For the first time, a Monsanto employee admits that there is an...

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Steelworkers Union, Occupy Wall Street Dump Manure at ExxonMobil Torrance...

Picketers in front of Exxon/Mobil refinery in Torrance Saurday morning Feb 21, 2015. Chuck Bennett — Staff Photographer from Daily Breeze Protesters clad in hazmat suits protested over the weekend at...

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Cree Marchers Stop at National Assembly to Protest against Uranium Mining

Cree youth walked nearly 600km to Quebec City to protest against uranium mining in Mistissani, Que. (Julia Page/CBC) by Geoffrey Vandeville / Montreal Gazette The National Assembly welcomed a small...

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Direct Action: Protesters Block Runway in Philippines to Stop Aerial Spraying

photo courtesy Interface Development Interventions from Mindanews Hundreds of residents barricaded the runway of the community airport in Surallah town in South Cotabato on Monday in protest of the...

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While 350.org Wins, Houston Continues To Be Sacrificed

by Perry Graham / Houston Free Press “Today is an achievement,” announced 350.org founder Bill McKibben in an email Wednesday, refering to an agreement reached this week between the U.S. and China on...

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Longtime Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship Indicted

Massey Energy Chief Executive Officer Don Blankenship waits to testify on Capitol Hill in Washington on May 20, 2010, before a U.S. Senate Health and Human Services subcommittee hearing on mine safety....

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Electromagnetic Warfare Training Coming to Washington Coast and Rainforests

from Exotic Hikes The rugged, beautiful Washington Coast and the rainforests of the Olympic Peninsula will soon be the site of War Games conducted by the United States Military. In 2015, the United...

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#GlobalFrackdown: Thousands Rally Worldwide to Call for Moratorium on Fracking

from Earth First! Newswire Attendees listen to speakers during the rally as the community and organizations join Food & Water Watch’s Rally against hydrofracking and the proposal to build a...

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Fracking Chemicals, Brought to You By Susan G. Komen

by Julia Lurie / Mother Jones Photo from Baker Hughs. Here’s some news that frankly, I initially thought was a spoof: for the second year in a row, breast cancer charity Susan G. Komen for the...

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Tribute to an inspirational campaigner, Francisco Goncalves

Tania McCrea-Steele Fri, 05/09/2014 The 8th of May was a very sad day for many people in the conservation and animal welfare world as we learnt that our fellow campaigner, Francisco Goncalves, had lost...

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Puerto Rico Struggles With Contamination 10 Years After Activists Expel U.S....

Cross Posted from Democracy Now!: “While the cleanup has taken 10 years so far, the U.S. military is only scratching the surface.” – Vieques activist On the Puerto Rican island of Vieques, thousands...

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