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Stegyawden (also known as Hagwilget Peak and the Roche de Boule mountain range) looking across the Bulkley River near its confluence with the Skeena River, Hazelton British Columbia, Canada.
Environmentalism is a way of being, not a discipline
David Suzuki | If we had the humility to learn from nature, using an approach called "biomimicry," we would find far more and better solutions.
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If he is truly committed to peace, Obama will listen to Hiroshima survivors
Amy Goodman, Denis Moynihan | The White House announced this week that U.S. President Barack Obama will visit Hiroshima, the site of the world's first atomic-bomb attack. He will be the first sitting president to go there.
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U.S. restarts nuclear arms race with massive new weapons program
Amy Goodman, Denis Moynihan | U.S. President Barack Obama recently announced a 30-year, $1-trillion program to modernize the U.S. nuclear-weapon arsenal, also known as the "Trillion Dollar Trainwreck."
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Nuclear devastation from Hiroshima to Fukushima
Amy Goodman | Nuclear-weapon arsenals and nuclear power plants each pose separate, horrific risks to humanity, yet the two are connected, with the byproducts of power plants usable as material for nuclear warheads.
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The hair-raising secret history of the atomic bomb
Mel Watkins | There can be no greater threat to democracy, Mel Watkins argues, than the devastating atomic bomb. Don't stop worrying: take a moment to speak out for their abolition.
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Igor Gouzenko
Harper's wish for war with Iran: An ill Tory wind that blows no good for Canada
David J. Climenhaga | It is very clearly in Canada's interests to do what it can prevent a war in the Persial Gulf. So why is Prime Minister Stephen Harper acting like he wants one, and the sooner the better?