All Views Articles for 2015-09-08
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Osprey Orielle Lake Women On The Frontlines, An Untold Climate Story Women’s experiences, struggles, and solutions make up perhaps the most vital, yet largely untold story of the climate crisis. Twenty million of the twenty-six million people estimated to have been... Read more |
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Gary Olson Towards a 'Fair and Balanced' Autopsy Report for Aylan Kurdi The heart-wrenching image of three-year-old Aylan Kurdi’s lifeless body, gently cradled in the arms of a Turkish police officer is the iconic photo from the refugee crisis in Europe. For me, Aylan’s... Read more |
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Sarita Gupta After Labor Day, Dig In for the Fight Ahead Between cookouts and last outings to the pool, Labor Day weekend provided all of us a chance to celebrate the end of summer. But Labor Day should also be cause for celebration of another kind: the... Read more |
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Katherine Paul Burt’s Bees, Neonics and Poisoning Our Food On August 27 (2015), we published an action alert asking consumers to ask Burt’s Bees to cut ties with the corporations that make neonicotinoid pesticides. Neonics are a class of pesticides... Read more |
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Patrick Cockburn Refugee Crisis: Where Are All these People Coming from and Why? It is an era of violence in the Middle East and North Africa, with nine civil wars now going on in Islamic countries between Pakistan and Nigeria. This is why there are so many refugees fleeing for... Read more |
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Tom Engelhardt Mantra for 9/11: Exceptional Pain Dispensed by the Indispensable Nation Fourteen Years Later, Improbable World Read more |
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Naomi Dann The Iran Deal and American Jews Far too much of the analysis of the nuclear deal with Iran has focused on what the American Jewish community and Israeli leaders think , as if those opinions were more important than those of the... Read more |
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Robert Parry How Neocons Destabilized Europe The neocon prescription of endless “regime change” is spreading chaos across the Middle East and now into Europe, yet the neocons still control the mainstream U.S. narrative and thus have diagnosed the problem as not enough “regime change.” Read more |