The Common Sense Canadian - 27 July 2011 - by Rafe Mair
The revelation by two Vancouver newspapers that a Department of Fisheries scientist has been muzzled simply underscores how badly they have covered environmental matters in general. Details here.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Mindless Consumers Force Campbell's to Put More Salt Back in Their US Soup!
Consumers killing themselves with salt. Details here.
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Pakistan Floods - a Year Later
The US House Passes a Bill to Fast-Track the Proposed Keystone XL Tar Sands Pipeline
NRDC Switchboard - Susan Casey-Lefkowitz’s Blog - July 27'11
House under-estimates public concern over oil pipeline spills with bill to rush Keystone XL tar sands pipeline. Details here.PLT: Mercifully, this stupid bill passed by the majority cement-heads in the House, will likely not pass the Senate. So, maybe there is still hope (maybe)!
Please watch video, "Say no to the ....pipeline...."
Is The Kremlin Now In Charge? Harper Government Silencing Canadian Artists And Scientists
07/27/11 - 350 or bust
The Harper Government is sending out a clear message at home and abroad that if your politics are not correct your art shouldn’t be shown, and if your findings are inconvenient your science doesn’t matter. Details here.
Harper rendering by PLT
PLT: I wrote the following after reading the "comments" section following the newspaper article. "The Sun story is excellent. I'd suggest that those who'd like to discredit the paper and its reporters are Harperites who'd rather defend his misguided efforts to stifle science than hear the truth. The "commenter" who actually believes that the journal Science is "activist" would feel right at home with conspiracy theorists everywhere. The only thing the paper missed in this story was Harper's shameful record at muzzling the science of climate change itself, so Canada can prosper in his image as an ugly 'petro state.'"
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Hungary Destroys All Monsanto GMO Maize Fields
Green Economy 22 July 2011
In an effort to rid the country of Monsanto's GMO products, Hungary has stepped up the pace. Details here.
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