February 18, 20130Comments

‘Powerful Climate Movement’ – But can it bring change?

According to Jamie Henn, cofounder and communications director of 350.org, the “Forward on Climate” Rally in Washington, DC on February 17 is what democracy looks like....

by Earth Tribe Team

Asia-Pacific

NEWS

February 13, 20130Comments

US President Obama on dealing with climate change – State of the Union address

US President Barack Obama covered a lot of ground in his State of the Union speech on February 12, including the need to improve the economy and employment. And tipping the...

by Earth Tribe Team

Americas

BLOG

February 10, 20130Comments

What next for Idle No More? – Gyasi Ross

Gyasi Ross has a message that is crucial to understand the Idle No More movement. Ross is a member of the Blackfeet Nation but has lived in the Great Pacific Northwest, U.S....

by Earth Tribe Team

PROFILE

February 9, 20130Comments

Journey along America’s spine

Wilderness explorer and outdoor adventurer, John Davis, is off on a second epic journey for nature organization, TrekWest. Davis, who in 2011 became the first person to...

February 7, 20130Comments

NEWS

Canada’s environmental protections lagging resource development, audit finds Federal environmental protections are struggling to keep up with the fast pace of...

by Earth Tribe Team

Americas

BLOG

January 26, 20130Comments

Ratcheting up the action

When the Sierra Club in the United States announces it will take direct action to halt the mining of the tar sands, you know change is in the air. Finally, this conservative...

by Earth Tribe Team

Americas

NEWS

January 24, 20130Comments

U.S. President Obama’s promise on climate change

Obama’s Climate Change Promise: Procurement Could Offer Solution Speaking before a crowd of an estimated 1 million people on the National Mall this week, U.S. President...

by Earth Tribe Team

REVIEW

January 23, 20130Comments

Brindle 24 – J.J. Brown and a fictional story on fracking

Fracking has received the Hollywood treatment in Matt Damon’s “Promised Land.” Now we have a book out, “Brindle 24,” which provides a fictional...

by Earth Tribe Team

NEWS

January 22, 20130Comments

NEWS

Climate change moves to forefront in Obama’s second inaugural address U.S. President’s affirmation of climate science – more prominent than in the campaign – wins...

by Earth Tribe Team

REVIEW

January 17, 20130Comments

The Spine of the Continent – A book and an amazing project

Animals need to move, too. This is the message of Mary Ellen Hannibal and her book, The Spine of the Continent. Hannibal explores the ambitious Spine of the Continent...

by Earth Tribe Team

CAMPAIGNS

January 15, 20130Comments

Small farmers in U.S. challenge Monsanto

Thirty-one family farmers, plaintiffs in the landmark lawsuit OSGATA et al v. Monsanto, travelled to Washington, DC from across America to attend the US Appeals Court hearing...

by Earth Tribe Team

EDUCATION

January 14, 20130Comments

Education Options in Environmental Science

There are a variety of options available for those who want to study environmental science, including universities, colleges and vocational courses and projects. In this guest...

by Earth Tribe Team

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