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04/30/2006 MEXICO CITY, Apr 30 (IPS) - In video rental stores in Mexico, demand has been high these days for "A Day Without a Mexican", a movie that helped inspire the nationwide demonstrations and a boycott to be held May 1, International Labour Day, by immigrant groups in the United States.
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From: Inter Press Service (IPS)
Related: [Mexico] [United States]
04/28/2006 COPENHAGEN, Apr 28 (IPS) - Before anyone can clean up the earth and its atmosphere, an administrative clean-up might be necessary in the house of those tasked with the cleaning job, a leading environmentalist says.
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From: Inter Press Service (IPS)
Related: [Africa] [Asia and the Pacific] [Europe] [Latin America and the Caribbean]
www.milenio.com
04/28/2006 La posición que asume el presidente George W. Bush sobre el tema migratorio en Estados Unidos tiene dos caras como una moneda común y corriente, alertan hoy analistas políticos.
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From: Diario CoLatino
Related: [United States] [Migration] [Civil Rights]
Image: www.milenio.com
Deutsche Welle
04/28/2006 Para este Primeiro de Maio, que temos pela frente, somos convidados a um gesto de solidariedade com os imigrantes latino-americanos que se encontram nos Estados Unidos.
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From: Agencia Latinoamericana de Información
Related: [United States] [Migration] [Civil Rights]
Image: Deutsche Welle
04/28/2006 In a blow for freedom of information, the Commerce Committee of the US House of Representatives voted down an amendment that would have protected "net neutrality", meaning that Internet service providers would have to provide their customers equal access to all websites.
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From: Feminist Majority Foundation
Related: [United States]
The rally is a culmination of the "Million Voices for Darfur" postcard campaign.
04/28/2006 Thousands will march in Washington, DC Sunday to call for immediate civilian protections in Darfur, but supporting events will be held across the United States. Find one near you!
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Related: [United States] [Sudan]
Image: The rally is a culmination of the "Million Voices for Darfur" postcard campaign. © United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network
File photo: receiving a polio vaccine
04/28/2006 Thirty-five countries from Canada to the tip of South America have chosen key diseases to focus on during this week's hemisphere-wide vaccination program.
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From: Pan American Health Organization
Related: [Latin America and the Caribbean]
Image: File photo: receiving a polio vaccine © WHO
Human Rights Watch
04/27/2006 Two years after the Abu Ghraib scandal, new research shows that abuse of detainees in US custody in Iraq, Afghanistan, and at Guantánamo Bay has been widespread, and that the US has taken only limited steps to investigate and punish implicated personnel.
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Related: [United States]
Image: Human Rights Watch
04/27/2006 1 May - International Workers’ Day: 10 reasons to support the rights of immigrants, who are among the groups most vulnerable to exploitation by governments or corporations.
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From: Global Exchange
Related: [United States]
Oil companies could have anticipated rising oil prices, says Frank O'Donnell.
04/27/2006 World crude oil prices--not clean air requirements--are driving up the cost of gas, says environmental activist Frank O'Donnell, arguing that President Bush is protecting big oil companies by scapegoating the environment.
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From: TomPaine.com
Related: [United States]
Image: Oil companies could have anticipated rising oil prices, says Frank O'Donnell. © Worldwatch Institute
The UN Environmental Program will convene May 1-5 to discuss the global ban list.
04/27/2006 Twelve chemicals have already been listed for global phase-out and five more may soon follow thanks to a UN Treaty to be discussed next week. But partisan politics have kept the U.S. from joining the treaty, says the Pesticide Action Network.
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From: Pesticide Action Network North America (PANNA)
Related: [United States]
Image: The UN Environmental Program will convene May 1-5 to discuss the global ban list. © Worldwatch Institute
04/26/2006 The US is close to losing its place as the top spam sending nation on Earth.
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Related: [China] [United States]
04/26/2006 A leading U.S. government storm researcher said that the record hurricane season last year can be attributed to global warming.
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From: Environmental News Network
Related: [United States]
Image: © NOAA, U.S. Dept. of Commerce
04/25/2006 The Health Communication Partnership (HCP) has joined forces with The Indian Express Group to honor local journalists that demonstrate excellence in HIV/AIDS reporting.
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Related: [India] [United States] [Capacity Building] [Health] [Communication] [ICT]
04/22/2006 from It's Getting Hot In Here blog:
Are climate issues about to mainstream? "I’d say we’re approaching talking critical mass & tipping point," says Elissa.

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Related: [Canada] [Climate Change]
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04/21/2006 from Cracks in the Facade blog:
'Agen' looks at what's happening on US campuses and "reminds us that the children are our future--give them the opportunity to go green and let them lead the way".
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Related: [United States] [Climate Change] [Environmental Activism]
Codepink is one of the march organizers.
04/21/2006 On Saturday, April 29th a mass mobilization will be hitting the streets of New York to say YES to peace, justice, democracy, and environmental, civil and human rights! It's time to recommit to the values of respect for all people, all communities and the planet, say Codepink and others.
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From: CODEPINK: Women for Peace
Related: [United States]
Image: Codepink is one of the march organizers. © CODEPINK: Women for Peace
04/21/2006 Our planet is in a visible crisis, says Global Exchange, and we must take dramatic steps to end our addiction to oil. Global Exchange has the low down on the alternative fuels and technologies that are improving fuel efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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From: Global Exchange
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04/21/2006 U.S. greenhouse gas emissions during 2004 increased by 1.7 percent from the previous year, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says. This was the largest annual amount ever produced by any country on record.
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Related: [United States]
Image: - © Anne Ward
04/21/2006 A coalition of conservation organisations is calling on the US Administration to vigorously oppose Japanese efforts to gain international approval for whaling at the forthcoming meeting of the International Whaling Commission.
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From: Environment News Service (ENS)
Related: [Japan] [United States]
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