Naomi Klein at the Vatican | People and Planet First
Naomi Klein, This Changes Everything
Klein writes: "We can save ourselves, but only if we let go of the myth of dominance and mastery and learn to work with nature - respecting and harnessing its intrinsic capacity for renewal and regeneration."
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Naomi Klein, This Changes Everything
Klein writes: "We can save ourselves, but only if we let go of the myth of dominance and mastery and learn to work with nature - respecting and harnessing its intrinsic capacity for renewal and regeneration."
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Lynching Charge Against Black Activist Brings Change to California Law
Julia Horowitz, Associated Press
Horowitz writes: "When Sacramento police arrested black activist Maile Hampton over her role in a Black Lives Matter protest in January, they didn't charge her with obstructing traffic, trespassing or disturbing the peace. They charged her with felony lynching."
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Julia Horowitz, Associated Press
Horowitz writes: "When Sacramento police arrested black activist Maile Hampton over her role in a Black Lives Matter protest in January, they didn't charge her with obstructing traffic, trespassing or disturbing the peace. They charged her with felony lynching."
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Trans-Pacific Partnership: Leaked Trade Deal Draft Shows Big Pharma's Sway
Owen Davis, International Business Times
Davis writes: "PhRMA, the lobbying arm of the pharmaceutical industry, has emerged as one of the top supporters of the TPP and similar deals. That lobbying has paid off."
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Owen Davis, International Business Times
Davis writes: "PhRMA, the lobbying arm of the pharmaceutical industry, has emerged as one of the top supporters of the TPP and similar deals. That lobbying has paid off."
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Justice Breyer v. the Death Penalty
David Cole, The New Yorker
Cole writes: "There are about fifteen thousand murders a year in the United States. Last year, we executed thirty-five people. Studies, Breyer notes, have consistently found that what determines who lives or dies is more likely to be race, geography, or the quality of one's lawyer than the defendant's culpability."
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David Cole, The New Yorker
Cole writes: "There are about fifteen thousand murders a year in the United States. Last year, we executed thirty-five people. Studies, Breyer notes, have consistently found that what determines who lives or dies is more likely to be race, geography, or the quality of one's lawyer than the defendant's culpability."
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A Brief Timeline of Companies Dumping Donald Trump
Rolling Stone
Excerpt: "Though Trump - somehow - seems to be enjoying healthy poll numbers, his characterization of Mexican immigrants as rapists and drug dealers didn't fly with a number of consumers and business leaders on both sides of the border."
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Rolling Stone
Excerpt: "Though Trump - somehow - seems to be enjoying healthy poll numbers, his characterization of Mexican immigrants as rapists and drug dealers didn't fly with a number of consumers and business leaders on both sides of the border."
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Is Bail Unconstitutional? Our Broken System Keeps the Poor in Jail and Lets the Rich Walk Free
Leon Neyfakh, Slate
Neyfakh writes: "The suits are the opening moves of an ambitious campaign to abolish, on a national level, the practice of demanding secured money bail (i.e., cash) from pre-trial detainees as a condition of release."
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Leon Neyfakh, Slate
Neyfakh writes: "The suits are the opening moves of an ambitious campaign to abolish, on a national level, the practice of demanding secured money bail (i.e., cash) from pre-trial detainees as a condition of release."
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More Evidence That Global Warming Is Intensifying Extreme Weather
John Abraham, Guardian UK
Abraham writes: "Just this week, a new article appeared in the journal Nature that provides more evidence of a connection between extreme weather and global warming. This falls on the heels of last week's article which made a similar connection. So, what is new with the second paper? A lot."
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John Abraham, Guardian UK
Abraham writes: "Just this week, a new article appeared in the journal Nature that provides more evidence of a connection between extreme weather and global warming. This falls on the heels of last week's article which made a similar connection. So, what is new with the second paper? A lot."
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