If You Love This Planet Tue Feb 17 02:45:08 2015 GMT » FEED — SITE
Dr. Caldicott’s October 2014 speech: The Ukraine Crisis, Is Nuclear Conflict Likely? Dr. Helen Caldicott interviewed by Bob Herbert about her latest book, “Loving This Planet” Best of 2011: Dr. Caldicott’s speech in New Hampshire three weeks after Fukushima Subhankar Banerjee on how corporate resource wars and global warming are decimating native peoples a... Marion Pack on the many safety risks at the San Onofre nuclear power plant and how a Fukushima-type ... Tom Engelhardt on Washington’s increasing war focus to the exclusion of everything else and it... Holly Barker on the devastating ongoing effects of mid-century U.S. nuclear weapons testing on the M... Brian D. Victoria on Buddhism’s role in Japan and on freeing societies from tribalistic thinking Jay Harman on the enormous promise of biomimicry to create more efficient technologies Prof. Wayne Getz on facing global warming tipping points including hurricanes and other weather cata... Donna Mulhearn on her work to protect innocent Iraqi and Palestinian civilians from the ravages of war Kathy Kelly on America’s resource domination agenda in Afghanistan and Iraq, and its increasin... David Freeman on the urgency of fighting the nuclear, gas and coal industries to save the Earth Helena Norberg-Hodge on building sustainable local economies Best of 2011: Col. Ann Wright on opposing war and U.S. military corruption Chris Maser on the changes in thinking needed to save the environment Dr. Wladimir Wertelecki on birth defects caused by Chernobyl and how nuclear power devastates human ... Phil Caldicott on the the science and environmental impact of wine production Arnold Gundersen with another update on the unfolding effects of the Fukushima disaster Ralph Nader on fighting the complete corporate takeover of the U.S. Congress and White House + Dr. C...
