By Renee Schoof | McClatchy Newspapers - Nov 10 '11
WASHINGTON — Far out on the Pacific Ocean, the world's industrial fishing fleets pursue one of the last huge wild hunts — for the tuna eaten by millions of people around the world. Details here.
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Quiet Shift in Feds' Criteria for Approving Northern Gateway Pipeline
By Gerald Graham, 16 Nov 2011, TheTyee.ca
'Need for project' now trumps environment in fine print of pipeline documents. Details here.
PLT: And people wonder why there is an Occupy movement!
'Need for project' now trumps environment in fine print of pipeline documents. Details here.
PLT: And people wonder why there is an Occupy movement!
Time to Test Corporate Leaders to Weed out Psychopaths
By Mitchell Anderson, Today, TheTyee.ca
Shark-like, they rise fast but risk killing the world economy, concludes a business professor. Details here.
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Uganda's Protected Mabira Rainforest Threatened Again by Sugar Production
Public Happy Face on Ottawa's Cuts Smeared by Official's Private Memo
Mike De Souza - Vancouver Sun - Nov. 20-'11
OTTAWA — A senior Environment Canada bureaucrat who publicly defended the federal government’s plans to slash funding and eliminate “redundancy” within the country’s ozone monitoring programs, privately approved a briefing note that concluded there was no duplication in its network, Postmedia News has learned. Read more here.PLT: It is truly a sad day when a Prime Minister can instil such fear in his public servants that they feel compelled to tell a different story in public than in private, just to keep their jobs!
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