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Dying of consumption while guzzling snake oil: the environment crisis requires overhauling our corporate industrial civilization

Article / 17th August 2018

We cannot count on our government officials to offer real solutions—only we can make the necessary large-scale changes in production and consumption on both the individual and systemic levels. What these changes amount to most of all is living simply, personally and collectively. This is the true #resistance, writes Kristine Mattis in Common Dreams.

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Declaration on the rights of peasants awaiting final voting and adoption

News / 17th August 2018

After ten long years of negotiations in Geneva, a ‘United Nations Declaration on Rights of Peasants and other People Working in Rural Areas’ is now at the point of being finalised.

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Earth's carbon concentrations have soared to levels not seen in 800,000 years

News / 9th August 2018

One NOAA oceanographer warns that even if humanity “stopped the greenhouse gases at their current concentrations today, the atmosphere would still continue to warm for next couple decades to maybe a century.”

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Earth’s resources consumed in ever greater destructive volumes

Blog / 24th July 2018

Humanity is devouring our planet’s resources in increasingly destructive volumes, according to a new study that reveals we have consumed a year’s worth of carbon, food, water, fibre, land and timber in a record 212 days.

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‘New walled order’ for migrants worldwide as governments criminalize compassion and erect barriers to basic services

Blog / 20th July 2018

Migrants around the world are facing new barriers to humanitarian aid and public services as some governments have criminalized or sought to limit efforts to help refugees, sometimes in a bid to deter migration—and often in violation of human rights, according to (pdf) a new report by the International Red Cross.

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