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Director of anti shale gas film Josh Fox classified as a ‘terrorist’
Director Josh Fox had nothing but his camera to assist him for the documentary. It all started, with a simple letter from a gas company which arrived at his family home in Pennsylvania, a haven of...
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Fracking waste shakes Arkansas
For a year, Faulkner County (roughly 741,000 acres) in Arkansas was shaken by thousands of mini-earthquakes caused by landfills deep underground composed of wastewater (also known as processed water)...
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Peer-To-Peer Politics And Its Vision For The Future
This article was written by Michael Bauwens and originally appeared on Robin Good’s Master New Media. ———– What has P2P to do with politics? Isn’t peer-to-peer related to file sharing and pirated...
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Musing about 2011 and an un-national generation
If you haven’t heard of William Stafford before, you should try and spend some time reading his poetry. Stafford, who died in 1993, was made the US equivalent of Poet Laureate in 1970, and was known...
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Jan Muehlfeit: “This century does not belong to the West”
Jan Muehlfeit, is the Chairman of Microsoft Europe. He agreed to answer our questions about the crisis, the advent of a multipolar world and the lessons to learn from these changes. The West has...
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Is Anonymous Anarchy?
For many, the political movement known as Anonymous conjures one thing and one thing alone: anarchy. I have now seen this association made so many times, I thought it might be a good idea to lay out in...
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Director of anti shale gas film Josh Fox classified as a ‘terrorist’
Director Josh Fox had nothing but his camera to assist him for the documentary. It all started, with a simple letter from a gas company which arrived at his family home in Pennsylvania, a haven of...
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Fracking waste shakes Arkansas
For a year, Faulkner County (roughly 741,000 acres) in Arkansas was shaken by thousands of mini-earthquakes caused by landfills deep underground composed of wastewater (also known as processed water)...
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