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What an Asshole

Rated 01:18pm • 1 review • environment, video • youtube.com
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Copenhagen: Not fair, not ambitious and not legally...

Rated Dec 23 • 0 reviews • environment • greenpeace.org.uk
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350.org

Rated Dec 21 • 24 reviews • activism, 350, environment, global warming • 350.org

"The UN climate talks are over and we don't have the fair, ambitious, and binding treaty this global movement--and the latest science--demands. But this is not over--world leaders are NOT DONE YET. And neither are we."
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Reverse it..... - Amy Delphines MySpace Blog | Betty...

Rated Dec 20 • 0 reviews • environment • myspace.com
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Larissa Behrendt - Environmental Sustainability: what we...

Rated Dec 20 • 1 review • activism, indigenous peoples, aboriginal culture, environment, video • youtube.com

Larissa Behrendt - Environmental Sustainability: what we can learn from Aboriginal Culture

from thejuicemedia:

""The concept of sustainability has always been central to Indigenous cultures' - Larissa Behrendt (of the Eualeyai/Kamillaroi people) talks about the lessons derived from her Indigenous culture relating to climate-change, environment/sustainability, Aboriginal totems and customs, wisdom and the principles of connectedness. 'I'd like to see the Indigenous cultures of Australia become the central cultures of this country, that all Australian feel that Indigenous cultures are part of our heritage.' In order to achieve this, Larissa advocates the need to protect Indigenous culture within a culture of human-rights."
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I heart Hummingbirds... Eco-design inspired by our fast,...

Rated Dec 19 • 1 review • environment, nature, birds • thegreengirls.com

Beautiful hummingbird
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TheGreenGirls.tv - Eco Entertainment | Green Blogs | Love...

Rated Dec 19 • 3 reviews • environment • thegreengirls.tv

The Green Girls
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Tribal land sale precedent alarms Herseth Sandlin |...

Rated Dec 17 • 1 review • environment, native americans, politics, justice, crow creek • argusleader.com

"U.S. Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin is questioning the Internal Revenue Service's unusual move to auction tribal land on the Crow Creek Indian Reservation, saying she is concerned about the precedent it sets.

About 7,100 acres, or 11 square miles, of tribal land was auctioned by the IRS on Dec. 3 to settle overdue employment taxes it claims are owed by the tribe. The land, valued at an estimated $4.6 million, sold for $2.6 million.

The tribe has gone to court to try to stop the auction, but U.S. District Judge Roberto Lange allowed it to proceed. However, the judge agreed to allow both sides to make their arguments in March court date. The land would not change hands officially until after the court date."
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Support the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe - Friends of Leonard...

Rated Dec 17 • 1 review • activism, environment, native americans, justice, crow creek • myspace.com

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Support the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe

In case you don't know, 7,112 acres were recently taken by the United States government from the Crow Creek Reservation, a sovereign Nation. Because the land is not currently held in trust, on December 4, 2009, the Internal Revenue Service used that as an opportunity to claim it and auction it off as a means to settle what they assert is a delinquent $3,123,790 tax bill. Though most of the Crow Creek reservation is situated within the poorest county in the United States, the land under dispute happens to contain world-class sites for the harnessing of wind power. As the world's fossil fuels dwindle and alternative energy sources are increasingly sought after, Crow Creek lands also become increasingly more attractive to outside interests. Whoever develops the site for wind-energy stands to make a fortune. This connection is not lost on Chairman Sazue, who had put a revitalization plan into effect to create a green economy, jobs, etc., for his reservation and to lift his community out of some of the worst poverty ever seen. If this sale is allowed to go through (a court will rule on it possibly in March), the hope of a Nation will die.

You can read more about this situation at indiancountrytoday.com/national/78534107.html [indiancountrytoday.com/national/78534107.html] and argusleader.com/article/20091211/NEWS/912110338/1001 [argusleader.com/article/20091211/NEWS/912110338/1001] .

Call the WH in support of the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe to voice your opposition to the actions of the IRS. While you dispute the existence of a debt, let the WH know that if the US government can engage in debt relief for the struggling Nations of Africa and elsewhere, it can extend the same relief to a sovereign Indigenous Nation within its borders.
Comments - 202-456-1111 or 202-456-1112
Switchboard - 202-456-1414 (Ask to be connected with the Comment Line)

Contact Info for Donations in Support of the Crow Creek action:

Brandon Sazue
PO Box 50
Fort Thompson, SD 57339
brandonsazue@hotmail.com

Brandon Sazue
Ruth Fire Lane House #164
Fort Thompson, SD 57339
(For UPS packages)"
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mistical morning

Rated Dec 16 • 2 reviews • activism, music, environment, video, the bird sisters • youtube.com

from beardedyoungman:

"A prayer of abundant growth for our planet
Remembering every small step in nature is an exchange and brings expansion

I went to the pawn shop after this and found a cd with this song which I am loving and I think they are an amazing group called "the bird sisters" Song reminds us not all people on earth are as lucky and we should not take these things we have for granted but use them well.

This is a swamp that in the past was used to dump septic waist but has been recovered and is now important wild life sanctuary for turtles frogs and many types of birds now especially. Their are many over flow pipes for sewage along this river. this is common and in high rains they flow directly into the rivers. This is the old waist ways cleaned up and recovered, the old pipes are crumbling. It's time to start cleaning up... taking the next steps. Some places don't even have clean water and here we are polluting our abundance.

Not sure what kind of seeds I found but I could see they were made to catch the wind and so thought I'd give them a new place to grow. Had an other seed in my pocket so I gave it a home maybe, in thanks to the ground for growing this vine. "
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