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29.11.2006 The Slow Food Movement encourages a return to traditional recipes and more direct links between producers and consumers.
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Related topics/regions: [Agriculture] [Food] [Consumption] [Nutrition/malnutrition]
29.11.2006 As more and more Americans become familiar with the amount of artificial ingredients, pesticides, genetically modified organisms, and chemical preservatives that exist in processed foods, they are increasingly turning toward organic products.
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Related topics/regions: [Agriculture] [Food] [Consumption] [Corporations] [Nutrition/malnutrition]
29.11.2006 Among the priorities of many environmentalists is to shorten the distance from farm to table.
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Related topics/regions: [Agriculture] [Energy] [Food] [Consumption] [Climate change]
29.11.2006
A growing number are choosing more organic and locally produced products, eschewing the hidden costs in the conventional food system.
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Related topics/regions: [Agriculture] [Energy] [Food] [Business] [Consumption] [Trade] [Environment] [Nutrition/malnutrition]
Should the EPA be regulating this?
29.11.2006 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 29 (OneWorld) - The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in a landmark environmental case filed by 12 states, three cities, and more than a dozen health and environmental groups.
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [Atmosphere] [Climate change] [Pollution] [Governance] [Law]
Image: Should the EPA be regulating this? © Jeffrey Allen
A co-founder of Womankind Kenya, which combats violence against women.
29.11.2006 NEW YORK, Nov 29 (OneWorld) - Joining others in the ongoing international campaign against gender violence, women's groups in the United States stepped up pressure on Congress this week to endorse a proposed law that would protect women in poor countries.
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [Gender] [Governance]
Image: A co-founder of Womankind Kenya, which combats violence against women. © Centre for Development and Population Activities
A U.S. soldier is laid to rest.
28.11.2006 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 28 (OneWorld) - Rural communities are experiencing a disproportionate amount of U.S. military deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to a new study by the Carsey Institute, a think tank at the University of New Hampshire.
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Related topics/regions: [Afghanistan] [Iraq] [Arms & military]
Image: A U.S. soldier is laid to rest. © Center for Rural Strategies
26.11.2006 from GreenDay+NRDC:
Pop-punk trio Green Day has partnered up with NRDC to help with a new campaign to Move America Beyond Oil.
Image: GreenDay screenshot

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Related topics/regions: [Climate change] [Environmental activism]
23.11.2006 from DriveGreen!:
Calculate and offset the annual greenhouse gas emissions of your vehicle. Your offset purchase will support projects that reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions in agriculture, claims this new offset company.
Image: Decal to display on your 'GHG neutral' car

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22.11.2006 The results of this month's congressional elections portend an overall improvement in the United States' relationship with the United Nations, says the vice president of a UN support group in Washington, although the loss of several centrist Republicans could fuel damaging polarization.
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From: World Federation of United Nations Associations
22.11.2006 from It's the Environment, Stupid blog:
All Environmental Action wants for Christmas is for Wal-Mart to spread the green cheer.
Image: Green holiday season light bulb campaign

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Related topics/regions: [Consumption] [Climate change]
UN Climate Conference, Nairobi
22.11.2006 from OneWorld US:
There are signs that key U.S. officials are ready to take on global warming, even as much of the world community failed to show its will to deal with the impending threat at the Nairobi conference.
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Image: UN Climate Conference, Nairobi
21.11.2006 As the Sudanese government escalates attacks against civilians and reportedly reneges on a new peacekeeping agreement, the U.S. and other key UN members are being urged to stand firm in the pursuit of a peacekeeping force that can provide protection for the people of Darfur.
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From: Africa Action
Related topics/regions: [Sudan]
21.11.2006 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 21 (OneWorld) - A New York-based non-profit stepped up a petition drive Tuesday aimed at pushing the Bush administration to engage the international community to bring peace to Iraq.
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [Iraq] [Geopolitics] [Arms & military] [Conflict] [Conflict resolution] [Peace] [Security] [United Nations]
Aguayo
21.11.2006 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 21 (OneWorld) - A U.S. serviceman who went AWOL after refusing to return for a second tour of duty in Iraq is getting a court hearing Tuesday.
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [Iraq] [Activism] [Justice and crime] [Law] [Arms & military] [Conflict] [Peace]
Image: Aguayo © aguayodefense.org
21.11.2006 from OilChange:
Voters in Boulder, Colorado have approved what may be the US’s first 'carbon tax'.
Image: Boulder, Colorado

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Related topics/regions: [Climate change] [Democracy]
20.11.2006 UNITED NATIONS, Nov 20 (OneWorld) - There are signs that key U.S. officials are ready to take on global warming, even as much of the world community failed to show its will to deal with the impending threat at a recent global conference.
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [Climate change] [Politics] [Geopolitics] [Governance]
Image: © Jeffrey Allen
20.11.2006 The new distribution of power in congress could lead to a more progressive U.S. role on women's rights issues internationally, says a Washington-based lobbying group, but budget pressures caused by the Iraq war and several domestic issues still might stymie efforts.
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From: Women Thrive Worldwide
20.11.2006 The United States has vast potential to develop renewable energy sources, and as the world’s top greenhouse gas emitter, the future health of the planet may depend on it. So what’s taking so long?
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From: OneWorld US
Related topics/regions: [Energy] [Transport] [Business] [Consumption] [Climate change] [Renewable energy] [Governance]
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