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Time for RETHINK

16-01-2005 18:17

Read  http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/tvradio/programmes/horizon/dimming_prog_summary.shtml
and start working on your last principles.

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Middlesex University students vote to boycott Coca-Cola

15-01-2005 16:55

Middlesx University students recently voted to join the growing worldwide boycott of Coca-Cola in support of trade unionists in Colombia who allege Coke is complicit in the paramilitary murder of eight of their members, and rural communities in India whose soil and water have been poisoned by the rapacious corporation. (under 500 words).

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Oxford Green Electricity Demo

14-01-2005 17:06

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Oxford University is making a decision on its electricity contract this Monday. Including Oxford University Press it is currently Europes 8th largest renewable energy user (100% renewable sources). But in a statement in January the Uni still said they might choose to revert to fossil fuels.

Come to the OUP building on Walton St in Jericho
THIS MONDAY at ***1.45pm***

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European Ministers continue fisheries extinction policy

14-01-2005 06:57

A 10 per cent reduction in fishing quotas was announced by the European Agriculture and Fisheries Council meeting held in Brussels, Belgium on 21-22 December. This small reduction has been strongly criticised as too small and too late by environmentalists and conservationists.

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Scientists: Protect One-Third of World's Oceans

14-01-2005 06:43

A scientific report released in Britain 0n 7 December 2004 said that one-third of the world's oceans should be declared protected areas to stop the wholesale slaughter of fish species. Such an extreme measure is necessary because whole ecosystems are on the verge of collapse, the report argues.

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Victims of over-exploitation and climate change

14-01-2005 05:55

Over the last couple of breeding seasons there have been many reports of birds dying by starvation. Sea birds are under severe pressure from a shortage of sandeels, the primary food source for the chicks of most British-breeding seabirds, and an important staple for adults.

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THREATENED TREES ACTION MEETING (2)

12-01-2005 20:11

SATURDAY 12TH JANUARY 109 HURST STREET 6PM

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Treetop Protest in the Walks

11-01-2005 17:08

Protest location, back to normal in a few hours despite zealous traffic controls
A man made a tree-top protest in the Walks, King's Lynn today. Details are still sketchy, but this might be the first of the direct protests expected from now until the felling plans are changed.

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Wednesday 12th Jan Threatened Trees action meeting

09-01-2005 20:36

7PM LOCAL TREES THREATENED - ACTION PLANNING MEETING
WEDNESDAY 12TH JANUARY AT 109 HURST STREET (OCSET)

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Tsunami Bush connection

09-01-2005 10:38

small bundles - no DNA
God is angry at Bushists, his poodlers and the illegal USUK attack.
Many of the poorest have to pay.
Poor Bliar.. the suicide cometh.
Holidays at Windscale, abortion et al.

Praise be and pay your tax...

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Yet Another 3G Mobile Phone Mast Planned for Sheffield

08-01-2005 18:17

T-mobile have applied for planning permission to put up a 3G mobile phone mast on Psalter Lane, near its highest point, the junction with Brincliffe Hill, within 250 metres of Greystones school. Local people are campaigning to have it stopped.

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ACT for Rosia Montana: Romanian activists resist Gold Mine!

08-01-2005 11:08

In Romania, centred on the village of Rosia Montana, locals are fighting against the development of the largest gold mine in Europe, a development which has received inter-national condemnation: the gold will be mined using cyanide technology, a procedure which has caused catastrophical environmental damage in the past. Local people, with interational support, have resisted this strongly. This is one of the most vociferous movements in Romania!

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american government knew about tsunami

06-01-2005 21:01

the americans knew

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Earth First! Winter Moot 2005

03-01-2005 22:10

The Earth First! Winter moot is being held on 4-6th of February 2005

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MSF BURIED STORY - FAIR AND EQUAL TREATMENT FOR TSUNAMI VICTIMS

03-01-2005 14:04

It would appear that many aid agencies are giving preferential treatment to rich tourists affected by the Tsunami victims instead of those living in the stricken areas. This alongside the weasel words of Tony Blair apparently supported by George Bush is unacceptable. I am no fan of many NGOs as I see most of them propping up the mess left by oppressive and brutal empirical powers but I truly believe that the only organisation with any real credential is MSF (Medecins San Frontieres) Why do I think this, please read below:

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Olive Tree planting protest in lands stolen from Jayyous village by the Israeli

03-01-2005 07:05

Olive Tree planting protest in lands stolen from Jayyous village by the Israeli Apartheid Wall December 30th and 31st 2004

30th of December 2004

Myself and ten other Internationals arrive at Qalqilya checkpoint to camp out on the Israeli side of the Apartheid wall prior to a symbolic olive tree planting action the following day with Tayush members (an Israeli peace group).
This symbolic planting of olive saplings is happening on the site of the apartheid wall plundered land of Abu Hassan. We will be staying in a hut on his stolen earth and then join with the 300 strong Tayush group for our peasant action in the early afternoon

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The New Year at Maelstrom

02-01-2005 14:07

Events in the New Year at Maelstrom squatted infospace, The Old Post Office, Hyde Park Corner in Leeds, West yorkshire

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ONLY RICH GETTING TSUNAMI AID - SUPPORT WORK OF MSF

02-01-2005 13:37

Yesterday Channel Four reported how poor Tsunami victims effectively seafaring villagers on the coastland in Thailand had not received aid because rich tourists were being given preferential treatment. This is even more unacceptable given that western governments are already making efforts to help citizens in their own areas leaving poor people with little or no assistance. In this instance, it would be best to support organisations like medecins san frontieres who are make a point of going into all areas and ensure everyone receives fair and equal treatment.

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Help the tsunami victims but not the 'development' charities

30-12-2004 20:56

How can we donate to the tsunami fund without our funds going into the pockets of 'development' charities ?

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26-12-2004 15:46

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