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Wednesday, November 9, 2016
Brace for War - Against Trump's Impending Attacks on the Environment.
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
Political upheaval threatens Brazil’s environmental protections
Cattle stranded, nerves fraying
Manitoba Co-Operator
As the water keeps rising, cattle producers question pump-operation guidelines around The Pas. Story here.
Monday, November 7, 2016
Oklahoma Rattled by Earthquake Near Pipeline Epicenter
CommonDreams
Oklahoma has experienced thousands of earthquakes in recent years, which scientists have linked back to fracking and wastewater disposal. Story here.
Climate catastrophe looms ever closer: UN releases damning report as COP 22 opens in Marrakesh
NATIONAL
OBSERVER
The much lauded Paris agreement—known as COP 21—came into force on Nov 4th, as the world closes in on another record-breaking year for global temperatures. Story here.
Sunday, November 6, 2016
Aerial Photos Document Massive Flooding of 36 Factory Farms
Eco-Watch
Hurricane Matthew's rampage through North Carolina's coastal plain flooded more than 140 feces-strewn swine and poultry barns, more than a dozen open pits brimming with hog waste and thousands of acres of manure-saturated fields, an analysis by the Environmental Working Group (EWG) and Waterkeeper Alliance reveals. Story here.
Harvest completion ‘will take a miracle’
THEWESTERN
PRODUCER
Northern Alta. producers are in particularly bad shape, but fields unharvested across Prairies. Story here.
Saturday, November 5, 2016
As Flint Suffers, Nestlé Plans Dramatic Expansion of Water Privatization in Michigan
CommonDreams
What's more, the biggest food company in the world gets to pump that water at no cost. Story here.
Friday, November 4, 2016
EPA Re-Affirms Decision to Allow Toxic Chemical Concoction on Next Generation of GMO Crops
EcoWatch
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has re-approved and proposed a dramatic expansion of the use of the toxic pesticide Enlist Duo after only a cursory review of troubling data showing the two chemicals in the pesticide combine to have "synergistic" effects that are potentially harmful to endangered species and the environment. Story here.
Thursday, November 3, 2016
Canadian coal industry "whistling past the graveyard" says Greenpeace
NATIONAL
OBSERVER
The Canadian coal industry doesn't deserve to have a bad rap, says Coal Association of Canada (CAC) president Robin Campbell. Story here.
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