On Tuesday evening, April 17, new light was shed on the controversial issue of native and non-native relations with respect[…]
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HRC Decries Religious Political Group’s Attacks On Evertz Selection To AIDS Post
On April 12th, The Human Rights Campaign decried a push by extreme right wing religious political organizations to pressure the[…]
Read more“Spaw” Treaty Is The Key To Saving Caribbean Wildlife
The Specially Protected Areas and Wildlife (SPAW) Treaty was conceived in order to protect the Carribean’s multitudes of highly endangered[…]
Read moreHRC Questions Florida Lawmaker’s Judgment For Uncivil Civics Lesson
On April 12th, The Human Rights Campaign sent out an Action Alert urging people to contact Florida State Rep. Allen[…]
Read moreDon’t Let Bush Undermine Mining Regulations
Mining is the largest waste producing industry in the country, responsible for leaking huge amounts of cyanide, arsenic and other[…]
Read moreU.S. Government Promotes Killing Endangered Animals
Claiming that it doesn’t have enough resources to fulfill all of its obligations to protect endangered species under the Endangered[…]
Read moreNavy Sonar Kills Whales
Low Frequency Active (LFA) Sonar, developed by the Navy to detect “quiet” submarines, is one of the loudest sounds ever[…]
Read moreThe Department Of Fish And Game Is Now In The Bear Baiting Business
Due to public outcry earlier this year, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) abandoned plans to contract with[…]
Read moreStarbucks Campaign
After several years of preliminary consciousness raising around the GE food issue, Friends of the Earth, Organic Consumers Association, and[…]
Read moreNAACP Calls Mississippi Vote Deeply Disappointing
Kweisi Mfume, President & CEO, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), called the April 17th decision[…]
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