Not So New Year – 2002
Sad to say, as the calendar turns once again, Old Man Time has Baby New Years by the balls. The[…]
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Exxon’s Assault On Western Gray Whales
There may be fewer than 100 Western gray whales left in the world, and many conservationists fear their extinction in[…]
Read moreUpdate On Senate Farm Bill Amendments
After countless days of debate and argument, final consideration of the Farm bill this year was blocked by Senate Republicans.[…]
Read moreUpdate On Lousiana Dog Dragging Case
The DeRidder Daily News (12/18/01) reports that a man who participated in the dragging death of a dog last May[…]
Read morePublic Comments Needed To Help Captive Primates
The biomedical research industry uses 57,000 monkeys and apes in laboratories every year. Under a 1985 amendment to the Animal[…]
Read moreNationwide ‘Switch-The-Switch’ Program Calls On Automakers To Take Responsibility For Toxic Mercury In Vehicles
The Clean Car Campaign has joined forces with automotive dealerships, state and city officials, and environmental organizations across the nation[…]
Read moreEnvironmental Defense Praises Climate Protection Agreement
Environmental Defense today praised the leadership shown by Japan, Russia, and the European Union (EU) in finalizing rules at negotiations[…]
Read moreNAACP Satisfied As Supreme Court Abandons Ruling On Affirmative Action
Calling it the appropriate decision, Kweisi Mfume, NAACP President & CEO, said the NAACP is satisfied that the U.S. Supreme[…]
Read moreAuburn University Sets Example By Swift Action In The Face Of Racist Student Behavior
Kweisi Mfume, President and CEO of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), said swift moves by[…]
Read moreNAACP Commends Suspension Of Auburn Fraternity Involved In Racial Incident On Campus
On November 14th The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) commended Beta Theta Pi for “suspending and[…]
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