Tag: Healthy Communities and Ecosystems

US Senate on Dam Threat to Mekong River

The Xayaburi Dam would be the first dam on the lower Mekong Mainstream. It would displace thousands of people in Laos, disrupt fish migration routes and cause the extinction of the critically endangered Mekong Giant Catfish.

OIL POLITICS: Chasing tar balls in the Gulf of Mexico

When I headed to the Gulf of Mexico, I had a lot of expectations. Above all, the trip to Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama was a quest to see the remains of oil spill that held the attention of the world right from when it erupted on April 20.

Bare hands clean up oil spill in China

It was a horrifying replay: Oil pipeline explodes. Millions of gallons of crude oil spill into the water, threatening local beaches, ecosystems, and economies.

Freedom of speech wins out over pesticide makers in India!

Pesticide manufacturer vs. local activists: Who is more likely to come out on top?

Indigenous Rights Activist, Grantee, Faces Unfair Deportation from Peru

Paul McAuley, a British missionary who has worked tirelessly on behalf of Amazonian communities facing invasive oil and gas development, has been accused of ‘inciting unrest’ by the Peruvian government – an offense that has threatened expulsion from his home of more than 20 years.

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