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I Never Saw a World So Fragmented!

Dec 14, 2019 | Human Society

It is amazing how easily, without resistance, the Western empire is managing to destroy “rebellious” countries that are standing in its way.

The Five Corrupt Pillars of Climate Change Denial

Dec 10, 2019 | Human Society

The fossil fuel industry, political lobbyists, media moguls and individuals have spent the past 30 years sowing doubt about the reality of climate change – where none exists. The latest estimate is that the world’s five largest publicly-owned oil and gas companies spend about US$200 million a year on lobbying to control, delay or block binding climate policy.

Cuba: the Tragic Beacon of Imperfect Possibility

Dec 10, 2019 | Human Society

Miki Kashtan celebrates all that this small island has managed in spite of enormous obstacles, with its determined, solidarity-bound, embattled, vibrant, alive, intent, imaginative, sensuous, friendly, committed population.

‘The Science Is Screaming’: UN Report Warns Only Rapid and Transformational Action Can Stave Off Global Climate Disaster

Dec 10, 2019 | Earth

“Failure to heed these warnings and take drastic action to reverse emissions means we will continue to witness deadly and catastrophic heatwaves, storms, and pollution.”

Welcome to the Global Rebellion Against Neoliberalism

Dec 10, 2019 | Human Society

As distinct as the protests seem, the uprisings rocking Bolivia, Lebanon, and scores of other countries all share a common theme.

Peter Singer on the Lives You Can Save

Dec 10, 2019 | Personal

In Moral Philosopher Peter Singer’s hands, the questions that motivate a moral life are startlingly simple. But if you take them seriously, living morally can be both very rewarding and very challenging.

Fishes, Sentience, And The Law

Dec 10, 2019 | Earthlings

Despite recent increases in the interest towards bird and mammal protection, less attention is paid to the suffering experienced by fishes in the fishing industry. But without a morally relevant difference between aquatic and land animals, the same moral obligations should apply to fishes and other aquatic animals, too.

Open Letter to Roger Hallam

Dec 9, 2019 | Human Society

Roger Hallam, co-founder of Extinction Rebellion, has been accused of “anti-semitism” by big media for words he spoke taken out of context, leading to a massive backlash against the activist. This points to a much broader problem within mainstream media that climate activists need to understand: Big media is intertwined with other power centers, and they will fight tooth and nail against anyone who seriously challenges the status quo.

Sustainable Home Decor Guide: Ethical and Eco-Friendly Design Tips

Dec 8, 2019 | Personal

Sustainable home designs can help both people and businesses avoid having a negative impact on the environment. By choosing an eco-friendly manufacturer, designer, or by simply looking deeper into the footprint and profile of the materials and companies they work with, people can reduce their carbon footprint by being more conscious of the decor they put in their homes.

Paying It Forward: Interview With Nipun Mehta

Nov 30, 2019 | Human Society

For more than 20 years, Nipun Mehta and his parents have been opening his doors to friends and strangers every Wednesday evening, creating a space for people to sit in circle together, meditate, share thoughts, and enjoy a meal. The invitation is to “wake up to wisdom in stillness and community,” a simple gesture of service and connection that now takes place in people’s living rooms across the globe.

Falling in Love with the Earth: An Invitation to Healing and Connection

Nov 30, 2019 | Personal

Feeling inextricably connected yet small in relationship with the natural world can lead us swiftly to a sense of the sacred.

The New Climate Math: The Numbers Keep Getting More Frightening

Nov 30, 2019 | Earth

Scientists keep raising ever-louder alarms about the urgency of tackling climate change, but the world’s governments aren’t listening. Yet the latest numbers don’t lie: Nations now plan to keep producing more coal, oil, and gas than the planet can endure.

Bolivia – A Color Revolution – or a New Surge for Latin American Independence?

Nov 18, 2019 | Human Society

It’s become a classic. It’s being called a Color Revolution, and it’s been taking place on all Continents. US interference in the affairs of other countries for the continued enrichment of their elites is endless, merciless, reckless, without scruples and deadly. Bolivia is just the latest victim.

November’s Best Environmental Books (Listed by The Revelator)

Nov 18, 2019 | Personal

This month’s new books dig deep into the need for diverse environmentalists, climate adaptation, wildlife coexistence and the Green New Deal.

How Much Would Giving Up Meat Help the Environment?

Nov 18, 2019 | Personal

It is no secret that steaks and chops are delicious. But guzzling them incurs high costs for both carnivorous humans and the planet.

From a Young Climate Movement Leader, a Determined Call for Action

Nov 18, 2019 | Human Society

Xiye Bastida Patrick, a New York high school student, has become a key leader in the growing youth climate movement. In an e360 interview, she talks about why students are taking to the streets to demand action and how this is changing the climate conversation globally.

Last Arctic Ice Refuge Is Disappearing

Nov 18, 2019 | Earth

The oldest and thickest Arctic sea ice is disappearing twice as fast as ice in the rest of the Arctic Ocean, according to new research.

The Impact of Animal Farming on the Planet: Interview with Dr Sailesh Rao

Nov 14, 2019 | Human Society

Mic the Vegan interviews Dr. Sailesh Rao, systems specialist with a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University and co-producer of the documentary Cowspiracy.

Climate Change: ‘Clear and Unequivocal’ Emergency, Say Scientists

Nov 12, 2019 | Human Society

A global group of around 11,000 scientists have endorsed research that says the world is facing a climate emergency.

Walmart, Costco, Target, McDonalds and More! Companies Linked to Promoting Amazon Deforestation

Nov 1, 2019 | Earth

Fires in the Amazon made global headlines for weeks. Alongside the criticism of the Brazilian government for encouraging anti-environmental stances, new information is now available on business and companies‘ impact on the fires in the Amazon.

This Is How to Go Vegan When You Have a Tight Budget

Nov 1, 2019 | Personal

This is a useful how-to guide for people who want to incorporate affordable, delicious plant-based food into their diet.

In the Presence of Elephants and Whales: Interview with Katy Payne

Nov 1, 2019 | Earthlings

Katy Payne is a renowned acoustic biologist who has discovered that humpback whales compose ever-changing songs and that elephants communicate across long distances by infrasound.

The Scariest Horror Movie of the Year Is an Environmental Documentary

Nov 1, 2019 | Earth

Anthropocene: The Human Epoch takes viewers on a hypnotic worldwide tour of the destruction we have wrought.

There is Infinite Hope, But Not For Us: Interview with Barbara Cecil & Dahr Jamail

Nov 1, 2019 | Personal

In this episode of Transitions, Barbara Cecil and Dahr Jamail, co-authors of the ‘How Then Shall We Live?’ series published at Truthout, are interviewed about what they feel it means to openly and honestly face the unprecedented global ecological collapse presently taking place.

Prime Ministers Urged to Take 30 Day Challenge to Help Climate Crisis

Nov 1, 2019 | Human Society

Four member organisations of the Vegan World Alliance are challenging the leaders of their countries to try vegan for a month, starting on 1 November, World Vegan Day. They want their leaders to commit to a low carbon way of life and to educate their government and the public about the huge negative impact animal agriculture has on the environment.

Mainstream Journalists Who Refuse To Defend Dissident Journalists Are Worshippers Of Power

Nov 1, 2019 | Human Society

It isn’t that those who work in mainstream news media are ignorant. They’re subservient. They’ve made a lifelong commitment to continue to worship at the altar of power, no matter what form that power takes.

Say ‘Cheese’ – But There’s Nothing to Smile About

Oct 28, 2019 | Earthlings

How many nonvegans know the difference between 1) the kind of cheese we were all raised to think of as ‘normal’, 2) vegetarian cheese and 3) vegan cheese?

Assange in Court

Oct 28, 2019 | Human Society

The campaign of demonisation and dehumanisation against Julian, based on government and media lie after lie, has led to a situation where he can be slowly killed in public sight, and arraigned on a charge of publishing the truth about government wrongdoing, while receiving no assistance from “liberal” society.

The Revolution Isn’t Being Televised: Media uninterested in protest movements around the world

Oct 28, 2019 | Human Society

Which protest movements interest corporate media has little to do with their righteousness or popularity, and much more to do with whom they are protesting against. If you’re fighting against corporate power or corruption in a US-client state, don’t expect many TV cameras to show up; that revolution is rarely televised.

Amazon Rainforest ‘Close to Irreversible Tipping Point’

Oct 28, 2019 | Earth

Soaring deforestation coupled with the destructive policies of Brazil’s far-right president, Jair Bolsonaro, could push the Amazon rainforest dangerously to an irreversible “tipping point” within two years

In A Society Built On War, We Must Do More Than Just Prefer Peace

Oct 28, 2019 | Human Society

We live in a civilization that was built by war. A civilization that is currently propped up by war. A civilization that has its future mapped out with war as its career and war as its retirement plan.

Not Worth Going Vegan for the Climate?

Oct 18, 2019 | Personal

Going vegan won’t help the planet? Not worth it for the climate? All of these notions are based on the EPA’s figures for livestock emissions. Why are they drastically different than the FAO’s reports? Time to investigate.

The Age of Radical Evil

Oct 18, 2019 | Human Society

We live in an age of radical evil. The architects of this evil are despoiling the earth and driving the human species toward extinction.

Climate Action: Only the Most Radical Approach Will Work

Oct 14, 2019 | Human Society

Capitalism’s drive for profit at all costs is responsible for the climate crisis. In order to have a hope of halting the damage and coping with what is already locked in, we will have to move beyond capitalism towards a society where the needs of the mass of people come first.

The Big Polluters’ Masterstroke Was to Blame the Climate Crisis on You and Me

Oct 14, 2019 | Human Society

While we are all participants in the first great extermination, our responsibility is not evenly shared. Even middle-class people in the rich world, whose effects are significant, are guided by a system of thought and action that is shaped in large part by corporations.

News from Extinction Rebellion – Nonviolently Hitting Our Stride

Oct 14, 2019 | Human Society

As we approached the first weekend of the October Rebellion, Extinction Rebels showed no sign of slowing down.

Overfishing Ban Could Save the Oceans From Climate Change

Oct 14, 2019 | Earthlings

A ban on overfishing could protect the oceans and help fight climate change, a new report says. Overfishing is impacting the oceans’ health and resilience.

Plastic? What’s Really Killing Our Oceans?

Oct 14, 2019 | Earthlings

The public has expressed growing concern for the state of our oceans, as plastic is quickly outnumbering the amount of fish in the sea. But what is the main driver of ocean plastic? It turns out that close to 50% of the plastic debris in our oceans is abandoned fishing gear.

Joker Star Joaquin Phoenix Explains Why He Went Vegan

Oct 14, 2019 | Personal

Acclaimed actor and animal rights activist Joaquin Phoenix speaks about his family’s transition away from eating animals at the age of 3, and his lifelong commitment to being vegan and speaking out for animals.

Time to Rebel

Oct 8, 2019 | Human Society

Monday, Oct. 7. marks the start of what the British-based group Extinction Rebellion is calling the International Rebellion. Thousands of people will occupy the centers of some 60 cities around the globe, including Madrid, Amsterdam, Paris and New York, to stage nonviolent occupations of bridges and roads for at least a week.

How Do We Understand Non-Violence?

Oct 6, 2019 | Human Society

October 2 has been designated as the International Day of Nonviolence to coincide with the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi. But Nonviolence is often misinterpreted.

The US’s New Evil Empire

Oct 6, 2019 | Human Society

The US seems to have decided that it can’t take on China and Russia at the same time, so its principal geopolitical rival in the coming decades will be China.

The Complicated Reasons People Eat Meat

Oct 6, 2019 | Personal

Why do people eat meat? The answer about our beliefs, habits, and ethics is more complicated than you might think.

The Wounds of War in Afghanistan

Oct 6, 2019 | Human Society

Recovering from a broken hip, peace activist Kathy Kelly reflects on her experiences with people disabled and traumatized by war.

Greta Thunberg Is a Painful Reminder of Decades of Climate Failures

Oct 6, 2019 | Human Society

Until our leaders implement major policy changes to mitigate the climate crisis, Greta’s generation will be wholly justified in lecturing them for selfishly frittering away the stability of our global climate. And based on the abhorrent attacks on Greta that clumsily mask a deep sense of guilt, her critics know it.

Sixty Scientists Sign Open Letter Calling for Less Meat and Dairy in Schools and Hospitals

Oct 6, 2019 | Human Society

‘Mayors are in charge of millions of meals every day – they should do everything in their power to create a healthy future for the planet,’ these scientists say.

The Greta Thunberg Helpline

Oct 6, 2019 | Personal

If you’re a grown adult enraged by 16-year-old activist Greta Thunberg, satirist Mark Humphries and his co-writer Evan Williams have created a new service that could help.

Yes, the Climate Crisis May Wipe out Six Billion People

Oct 6, 2019 | Human Society, Uncategorized

Creator of the ‘ecological footprint’ on life and death in a world 4 C hotter.

Want To Save The Environment? De-Fund The Pentagon.

Sep 30, 2019 | Human Society

Written by Caitlin Johnstone / Medium Millions of people are uniting in demonstrations...

Trump Moves to Open 1.5 Million Acres of Alaskan Refuge for Oil Drilling By End of the Year

Sep 30, 2019 | Earth

The Trump administration has initialized the final steps to open up nearly 1.6 million acres of the protected Alaskan National Wildlife Refuge to allow oil and gas drilling.

Noam Chomsky and Robert Pollin: If We Want a Future, Green New Deal Is Key

Sep 30, 2019 | Human Society

Climate change is by far the most serious crisis facing the world today. At stake is the future of civilization as we know it. In this interview, Noam Chomsky and Robert Pollin discuss the challenges ahead and what needs to be done.

Changing How We Eat Is Complicated

Sep 30, 2019 | Personal

A successful transition to a more plant-based diet requires not only motivation but capability and opportunity. This review summarizes existing research on what helps (and hinders) that process.

An Oxford Elementary School Just Banned Meat

Sep 30, 2019 | Human Society

The Swan School in Oxford in the UK serves vegetarian lunches to its students. More schools are introducing a meat ban for the sake of the planet.

Youth vs. Apocalypse: An Allied Approach to Climate Justice Leadership

Sep 30, 2019 | Human Society

Isha Clarke of Youth vs. Apocalypse discusses how their group is redesigning the climate justice movement to centralize justice and provide a platform for youth of color and indigenous youth. YvA is doing deep work to build local, national and global coalitions with other youth movements and adult allies.

Pesticides in the Dock: Ecological Apocalypse but Business as Usual

Sep 30, 2019 | Earthlings

Regardless of a rapidly emerging health and environmental apocalypse, with the pesticide industry being one of the key drivers, unrestrained capitalism reigns, profits trump public interest and its business as usual.

Nonviolence Denial Is As Dangerous As Climate Denial

Sep 30, 2019 | Human Society

Persistent willful ignorance of necessary knowledge can be deadly. This is true of denial of climate collapse. It is also true of denial of the tools and power of nonviolent action.

CIA, Climate And Conspiracy: More Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix

Sep 30, 2019 | Human Society

Many believe that the mass media just tell whole-cloth, outright lies all the time, but that’s not usually how it works. What they do is selectively omit inconvenient facts, disproportionately amplify convenient facts, and uncritically report on dubious government assertions.

Greta Thunberg’s Speech to World Leaders at the UN Climate Action Summit (Hold On To Your Seat!)

Sep 26, 2019 | Human Society

Climate activist Greta Thunberg, age 16 and representing the world’s youth, came to New York City from Europe via sailboat to address world leaders at the U.N.’s Climate Action Summit.

To Confront Climate Change, We Need an Ecological Democracy

Sep 26, 2019 | Human Society

Marit Hammond, a lecturer in environmental politics at Keele University in the U.K., advocates for the necessity of an “ecological democracy” in order to meet the climate emergency urgently and sustainably. In this interview, Hammond offers insights on what this new form of democracy would look like and how we can get there.

Greta Thunberg Is Right to Panic

Sep 26, 2019 | Uncategorized

The teenage climate-change activist has taken on anxieties far beyond her years. Adults should listen.

Global Warming Causing Profound Changes to the World’s Oceans, Scientists Warn

Sep 26, 2019 | Earth

Climate change is profoundly altering the world’s oceans and frozen regions, threatening ecosystems and putting millions of people and their livelihoods at risk, according to a new report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

How a London Arms Fair Shields the War on Yemen

Sep 26, 2019 | Human Society

As the world’s largest arms fair takes place in London, Lydia Noon talks to Yemeni artist Ahmed Jahaf about living under a Saudi-led military siege.

At 45, I’m Healthier and Happier Than I Was in My 20s

Sep 26, 2019 | Personal

Start by adding a variety of whole grains, vegetables, fruits, and legumes to your diet. Then try ditching meat, dairy, and junk food. You will never know how good it feels until you feel it for yourself. I’m never going back; I’m only moving forward.

America’s First Plant-Based, Solar-Powered, Zero-Waste School Is Opening Its Second Location

Sep 26, 2019 | Human Society

America’s first plant-based school is opening a new location! Founded in 2006 by movie-industry legend James Cameron; his wife, actress Suzy Amis Cameron; and her sister, Rebecca Amis, the MUSE School is not only completely vegan but solar powered and zero waste.

Wild Mind: Reclaiming Our Original Wholeness

Sep 26, 2019 | Personal

It’s time to take another look at ourselves — to re-enliven our sense of what it is to be human, to breathe new life into ancient intuitions of who we are, and to learn again to celebrate, as we once did, our instinctive affinity with the Earth community in which we’re rooted.

Palestinians Out of the Frying Pan Into the Fire?

Sep 26, 2019 | Human Society

Although it is still true that no Israeli Zionist leader has ever been kind to the Palestinian people, the dynamics of the latest Israeli elections on September 17 are likely to affect the Occupied Palestinian Territories in a profound way.

Greta Thunberg and Indigenous Amazon Defender Among Visionary Campaigners Honored With Right Livelihood Awards

Sep 26, 2019 | Human Society

The Right Livelihood Foundation celebrated four “practical visionaries whose leadership has empowered millions of people to defend their inalienable rights and to strive for a livable future for all on planet Earth.”

Jacinda Ardern Says Economic Growth Is Pointless If People Aren’t Thriving

Sep 26, 2019 | Human Society

New Zealand’s new well-being budget focuses on mental health and poverty reduction.

More Bad News for Glyphosate

Sep 26, 2019 | Human Society

The Glyphosate controversy continues making news around the world and in Australia. The latest news being that the German Government has recently announced that it will phase out all uses for Glyphosate by 2023.

Saving the Planet Means Overthrowing the Ruling Elites

Sep 24, 2019 | Human Society

Friday’s climate strike by students across the globe will have no more impact than the mass mobilizations by women following the election of Donald Trump or the hundreds of thousands of protesters who took to the streets to denounce the Iraq War. This does not mean these protests should not have taken place. They should have. But such demonstrations need to be grounded in the bitter reality that in the corridors of power we do not count.

These 7 Vegan NFL Players Get Their Power From Plants

Sep 23, 2019 | Personal

Vegan NFL players — including Cam Newton and Wesley Woodyard — are proving you don’t need meat to succeed in football. More athletes than ever are going vegan.

How the Mainstream Media Pushes for Endless War

Sep 23, 2019 | Human Society

Written by Joshua Cho / FAIR On the 18th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the illegal US...

David Attenborough, Greta Thunberg and Jane Goodall Want to Talk to You About Climate Change

Sep 23, 2019 | Earth

From disappearing species to plastic pollution and our disastrously weak attempts to recycle it, here’s what the top voices on climate change have to say about the planet’s escalating biodiversity crisis.

7 things you can do if you can’t do a Climate Strike

Sep 23, 2019 | Human Society

The TreeHugger team has put together some suggestions for those who can’t take the day off work to go to a climate strike but want to do something.

‘Biggest Day of Climate Action in Planetary History’

Sep 23, 2019 | Human Society

In what was the largest mass climate demonstration in history, millions of young people and their adult allies flooded the streets around the world Friday to take part in the Global Climate Strike and pressure world leaders to confront the ecological crisis with bold and urgent action.

5 Innovative Ways Cities Are Combating Climate Change

Sep 19, 2019 | Human Society

Cities are making sure the Paris climate agreement remains viable.

Meat and Plastic Sales Are Slowly Dropping, Survey Finds

Sep 19, 2019 | Human Society

As environmental awareness spreads, shoppers are making different choices.

World ‘Losing Battle Against Deforestation’

Sep 19, 2019 | Earth

A historic global agreement aimed at halting deforestation has failed, according to a report.

On the Precipice: The Collective Asteroid of Human History

Sep 19, 2019 | Human Society

It looks as if, in some future that seems ever closer, we might be our own asteroid, the one that will collapse human civilization as we’ve known it.

Conflict With Iran Portends World War III

Sep 19, 2019 | Human Society

The importance of this cannot be overemphasized. It is, quite possibly, life-and-death for the planet.

Actually, There’s Nothing Fake About Fake Meat

Sep 19, 2019 | Personal

What is “fake meat”? Vegan meat is the healthy, sustainable, and inevitable next step in the evolution of meat — so why are labeling laws calling it fake?

New Review Shows Plant-Based Diet May Reduce Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms

Sep 19, 2019 | Personal

A plant-based diet may benefit individuals who experience rheumatoid arthritis (RA), according to a review of clinical trials and observational studies published in Frontiers in Nutrition in September 2019.

4 Ways You Can Have a Positive Impact on the Planet

Sep 19, 2019 | Personal

Take action today to protect the Earth.

Empires Are a Secret until They Start Falling

Sep 19, 2019 | Human Society

Many are predicting that the U.S. Empire is on the verge of collapse. While the dangers of this are extreme, this also presents us with the opportunity to make great strides towards a world free of oppression, violence, and poverty.

California to Become Third State to Ban Wild Animal Circuses

Sep 16, 2019 | Earthlings

Animal-rights groups rejoice as the new legislation, which will effectively ban wild animal circuses statewide, heads to the governor’s desk.

Why Protecting the Amazon Is Critical to Solving the Climate Crisis.

Sep 16, 2019 | Earth

The world has spent weeks watching fires ravage the Amazon Rainforest, and along with it, our chances of meeting the Paris Agreement’s goals. What’s more, scientists predict that this critical ecosystem is nearing an irreversible tipping point: a decline from lush rainforest to dry savanna.

The True Life of the Forest – An Interview With Diana Beresford-Kroeger

Sep 16, 2019 | Human Society

Dr. Diana Beresford-Kroeger, botanist, medical biochemist, an expert on the medicinal, environmental and nutritional properties of trees, and author most recently of The Global Forest.

Extreme Weather Displaced 7 Million People in First Half of 2019

Sep 16, 2019 | Human Society

Natural disasters forced a record 7 million people to be displaced in the first half of this year, accounting for nearly two-thirds of all the internal displacements worldwide, according to a new report from the Internal Displacement Monitoring Center (IDMC).

Thoughts About Diluting the Animal Rights Message

Sep 16, 2019 | Earthlings

The victims of our food habits have no one but us to tell the truth about the grave injustice of the ordeal to which we routinely subject them. We owe that truth to them as they queue in the milking parlours and hatcheries and slaughterhouses; and we owe that truth to every single member of our own species.

Neonicotinoid Pesticides Have Caused A Huge Surge in the Toxicity of Agriculture

Sep 16, 2019 | Earthlings

The most widely used class of insecticides is dangerous for much more than its intended target, new research finds.

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