July 26, 20140Comments

Australia out of tune on climate change

Critics accuse Australia of showing a complete disregard for the science of climate change and its impacts by voting to repeal the country’s carbon tax, writes Alex Kirby....

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July 12, 20140Comments

Critics refute assets claim by ‘Orwellian’ Shell

The world’s biggest oil company has been accused of ‘doublethink’ in claiming that its fossil fuel assets will continue to be highly profitable and in demand, while...

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July 12, 20140Comments

South Asia slow to act on water threats

A study of the five countries sharing and relying on the Indian sub-continent’s great rivers shows that Bangladesh is the only one that is taking climate change seriously,...

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June 8, 20140Comments

Fukushima nuclear disaster update

Fukushima is a cataclysm for the earth, and hardly anyone’s talking about it. There’s no end to the nuclear meltdown & nowhere to store the constant surge of...

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May 30, 20140Comments

Fractured Country – An Unconventional Invasion – VIDEO

Fractured Country: an Unconventional Invasion’ is a new film from Lock the Gate Alliance in Australia about the risks to communities from invasive gasfields. Below is...

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May 19, 20140Comments

Miranda Gibson’s ongoing fight for the forests

Miranda Gibson has devoted years of her life to defending Tasmania’s old growth forests. Check out the VIDEO below. Holding Australia’s record for longest tree sit, Miranda is...

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May 18, 20140Comments

Bentley blockade victory in Australia

Australian Resources company Metgasco’s plans to drill for gas at Bentley on the NSW north coast are in disarray after state energy minister Anthony Roberts referred the...

April 29, 20140Comments

Goldman Environmental prizes for 2014

The work of Goldman Prize recipients often focuses on protecting endangered ecosystems and species, combating destructive development projects, promoting sustainability,...

April 25, 20140Comments

Media ignores ‘largest corporate power grab’

What is the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and why is the White House trying to rush it through Congress with a “fast track” process that circumvents normal democratic...

April 22, 20140Comments

Earth Day – A look at the environmental movement

Today is Earth Day. In the Democracy Now news report, below, they air clips from the new documentary, “A Fierce Green Fire: The Battle for a Living Planet,” and...

April 20, 20140Comments

Tribal societies study claims war an alien concept

According to a new academic study, mankind learned the art of going into battle much later than previously thought. Is it natural for humans to make war? Is organised violence...

April 15, 20140Comments

Report highlights rise in killing of environmentalists

A report by Global Witness points to a surge in deaths of environmentalists over the last decade. The report, Deadly Environment, looks at known killings of people defending...

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