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The Green Party has continually opposed entry into war and has consistently called for the immediate return of our troops, in stark contrast to the Democratic and Republican parties.
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Reflections on Occupy Wall Street, with photos, fun, and good wishes for the future. eBook, Occupy Wall Street: What Just Happened? (Only $.99 !) In the eBook, the Occupy movement is explored through original reporting, photographs, cartoons, poetry, essays, and reviews.The collection of essays and blog posts records the unfolding of Occupy into the culture from September 2011 to the present. Authors Kimberly Wilder and Ian Wilder were early supporters of Occupy, using their internet platforms to communicate the changes being created by the American Autumn.
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“The 100,000 Nassau County residents warned of possible E. coli contamination of their tap water can safely drink and cook with it again, water authority and health officials said Friday…” – Newsday 7/22/2011
Filed under: local, long island, News, public health | Tagged: boil water, boil water order, e coli, Nassau County | 1 Comment »
IW: I check for the dates of town board meetings regularly on the Babylon Town site to post on this site. I checked this month and there were no town board meeting listed for the future. This is not surprising since the town has a habit of not wanting citizens to attend these meetings. The […]
Filed under: Babylon Politics, grassroots democracy, local, long island, Long Island Politics, new york, New York State Politics, News | Tagged: babylon, building, Business and Economy, construction, long island, Long Island Rail Road, new projects, new york, Wyandanch New York | 2 Comments »
By Rady Ananda Billing itself as the “world’s fair” of the heirloom industry, the National Heirloom Exposition will be held at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa, California from Sept. 13-15, 2011. Supported by firms “passionate about heirlooms and pure foods,” the three-day event will feature over 250 vendors, plus speakers, workshops, films, tours, […]
Filed under: News | Tagged: alice-waters, biodiversity, conference, films-books, food-freedom, food-sovereignty, Gardening, health-foods, heirloom, land-rights, national-heirloom-exposition, organic, peasants-farmers-ranchers, seed-sovereignty, sonoma-county-fairgrounds, Vandana Shiva, water-rights | Leave a Comment »
Recycling – we all know it’s important, so why don’t more of us do it? If you’re green-minded and have recycling bins at home, that’s one thing, but if you’re on the go and unable to find an appropriate receptacle, it’s pretty likely your plastic bottle will end up in the trash against your better […]
Filed under: activism, Ecology, energy, Environment, News, sustainability, sustainable | Tagged: Education, education-2, Electronics, Environment, green-marketing, grownyc, jacquie-ottman, k-12-schools, Plastic bottle, recycle, Recycling, Recycling bin, recycling-2, recycling-champions-program, recycling-in-schools, robbie-lock, sustainability, sustainability-2, teaching-sustainability, the-daily-green, Waste management | Leave a Comment »
Update! As of Friday evening, the “boil water” alert has been lifted. See The Water Authority of Western Nassau County website: here. A boil-water order has been issued in parts of Nassau County where E. coli bacteria was found in water. Residents in North Valley Stream, Elmont, Franklin Square, Garden City, Stewart Manor, Floral Park, […]
Filed under: Action Alert! | Tagged: nassau, water | Leave a Comment »
Hi guys, hope everyone is enjoying the summer so far! A couple exciting things I wanted to tell you about: I’m playing a free solo show this Sunday night at Rockwood Music Hall in NYC. It’s a really excellent venue that I’m excited to be playing at for the first time. Would love to see you. I’m […]
Filed under: Calendar, events, music, News, original music, video | Tagged: Amazing Radio, Arts, beat radio, Brian Sendrowitz, music, Rockwood Music Hall, Sound Files | Leave a Comment »
By Dr Joseph Mercola A study took a look at microorganisms in the degradation of the organophosphorus insecticide chlorpyrifos during kimchi fermentation. During the fermentation of kimchi, the insecticide degraded rapidly until day 3, and had degraded completely by day 9. Four lactic acid bacteria were identified as being responsible for the effect. According to […]
Filed under: Action Alert!, Food, health, News, Organics | Tagged: Chlorpyrifos, Cooking, Environment, friendly-bacteria, health, health-foods, home, insecticide, Joseph Mercola, kimchi, lactic-acid-bacteria, lactobacilli, pesticide, pesticides, pollution, probiotics, scientific-studies, water-pollution, water-rights | Leave a Comment »
The following are several brief reports from organizing coordinator Kimber Heinz and field organizer Ali Issa on their travels across the country from Chicago to New Mexico, and Pittsburgh to Detroit. On May 31st, field organizer Ali Issa made a trip to Chicago where he took part in a joint strategy session with Iraq Veterans […]
Filed under: Action Alert!, activism, News, nonviolence, Peace | Tagged: chicago, detroit, Military Families Speak Out, new mexico, Pittsburgh, United for Peace and Justice, War Resisters League | Leave a Comment »
By Daily Nation Anne Maina of the African Bio-diversity Network says the introduction of patented seeds and related chemicals into Kenya’s farming systems threatens the country’s agricultural practices, its livelihoods, the environment, “and undermines our seed sovereignty”. The House (Parliamentary) Committee on Agriculture has also warned that opening up the country to genetically modified products […]
Filed under: News | Tagged: african-biodiversity-network, biotechnology-2, economics-2, food-freedom, food-sovereignty, Genetic engineering, genetically-engineered-food, genetically-modified-crops, gm-maize, gm-risks, gmo, gmo-resistance, Kenya | 1 Comment »
Poets in Port is the 4th Friday of Every month: 07/22 Friday 7:30pm Poets in Port, featuring Milind Padki plus open reading Caffé Portofino, 249 Main St., Northport, opposite the theater.http://northportarts.org/ 08/26 Friday 7:30pm Poets in Port, featuring Ed Luhrs plus open reading Caffé Portofino, 249 Main St., Northport, opposite the theater.http://northportarts.org/ 09/23 Friday 7:30pm […]
Filed under: Calendar, events, local, long island, new york, News, poetry | Tagged: Art, long island, Main Street, Northport New York, poetry | 1 Comment »
IW: Donella Meadows was a hero of mine. She was brilliant, and very human. She was taken from us way too soon. The Leverage Points: Places to Intervene in a System essay that this article talks about is a breath-taking introduction to systems thinking. Donella Meadows was one of my great mentors. She, Dennis Meadows and […]
Filed under: activism, Ecology, economy, News, sustainability, sustainable | Tagged: Dennis Meadows, Donella Meadows, Education, Vicki Robin | 2 Comments »
