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Earth Day: Still Meaningful for the Modern Environmental Movement?

Earth Day: Still Meaningful for the Modern Environmental Movement?

Posted by David on Apr 24th, 2011 in Climate Justice, Direct Action | 0 comments

Some thoughts to take home from this year’s eco-festivities…

Started in 1970 as a national teach-in, Earth Day has become one of the green movement’s most obvious marks on mainstream society. Each year, more than 500 million people observe Earth Day; among them are hardline activists, greenwashed businesses, open-minded students, political campaigners, and SUV-driving soccer moms. [...]

Radioactive waste in the oceans is hardly a new threat

Radioactive waste in the oceans is hardly a new threat

Posted by Sara on Apr 6th, 2011 in Featured, RYSE | 1 comment

Since an earthquake and tsunami devastated Japan and damaged two nuclear reactors, the world has been attempting to show support and
condolences for a country that is very much in need.  It’s almost a month later, and the death tolls continue to rise while the full extent of the damage is just being realized.   Unfortunately, the [...]