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     With rampant social decline, crime, wars, disease, natural disasters, unnatural weather events and fears of global warming, economic disorder, pollution, and the disastrous effects of corporate greed, the societies of the world are on the brink of a catastrophe the likes of which, in Earth’s recorded history, has never before been seen.
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The Earth Cries Newsletter

 

June 29, 2009

 

Animals and Animal Rights

 

Animal rights outcry at Euro slaughter decision

Third of open ocean sharks face extinction: study

Animal Rights Activist Jailed at Secretive Prison Gives ...

Rights group won't fight roo-cull ruling

Tuna, packed in questions

Rebellion on the Range Over a Cattle ID Plan

PETA Salutes US Military for Cruelty to Animals Stance

Owls seen as solution to Laos rat problem

 

Child Labor and Abuse

 

A Nepali Girl's Fresh Start

Boston Sports Club pays $40G child labor law fine

Children at Work

BSC fined for child-labor violations

Will the little souls get school bags?

Volta region has highest child labourer incidents

Finding the Lost Generation: Child Soldiers

Saying "No" to Recruiting Child Soldiers

Pope offers support to UN campaign to end use of child soldiers

Tears for the African Child

S Lanka camp young 'malnourished'

Child Labour Rampant in Firozabad's Famous Bangle Industry

Eliminating child labour

 

Coral Reefs and Oceans

 

UNESCO puts two sites on endangered list

Corals Stay Close to Home

Ted Danson warns: Overfishing is killing the oceans

Rising CO2 in Oceans May Hurt Fish

Scientists Find South Pacific Gyre As 'Deadest Spot In Ocean'

Algae blooms abundant for 2nd year in Tampa Bay

Scientists say Florida's Coral Reef has Diminished by Over 50 Percent

Efforts to save Cagayan's Palaui Island on

Norway scores top marks for conserving cold corals

Politics bars Dead Sea from World Wonders contest

 

Corporate News

 

US FDIC to meet July 2 on private investor guidance

Hedge funds, private equity brace for US reports

VW proposes merger plan with Porsche

Treasury, GM Close to Reaching Deal on Legal Claims

Coca-Cola, Archer Daniels Fight Plan to Fund Health Care With Tax on Sodas

BP Expects to Reap About $2 Billion From Selling Kazakh Oil, Gas Assets

Saudi Arabia's Algosaibi Said to Owe $9.2 Billion to More Than 100 Banks

Big Oil's Answer to Carbon Law May Be to Boost Imports, Idle Refineries

Skype's Potentially `Devastating' Fight With Founders May Threaten Its IPO

JPMorgan, Citigroup Expand in `Jumbo' Loans for Expensive Homes

FDIC WANTS PE FIRMS TO COVER BANK FAILURES

 

Crime

 

New Border Fear: Militia Violence

Madoff ordered to forfeit $171 billion (AP)

At least 12 die in Mexico shootout

92 Mexican police arrested in drug cartel investigation

Organized crime ring steals meat from grocery stores

Violent crime soaring as cocaine costs rise

Mystery Surrounds Alleged Hezbollah Links to Drug Arrests in Curacao

New Course for Antidrug Efforts in Afghanistan

Pirates Release Crew of Belgian Ship

 

Deforestation and Desertification

 

Mozambique agrees to protect lost rainforest of Mount Mabu

Desert making its way to southern Europe: group

WORLDNOTES, Lithuania, China, Uganda, Global, Iraq, and Cuba

Warring Climate Cost Estimates Muddy Debate, Experts Say

Lula signs land law aimed at reforming Amazon

Major study links malaria mosquitoes to Amazon deforestation

Deserts crossing Mediterranean

Stick a cork in it

Tropical Deforestation and Global Warming Linkage

Cambodia signs REDD agreement

'Nigeria Lost 37.5% Forest Reserve in 15 Years '

Brazilian cattle giant declares moratorium on Amazon deforestation

Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon rainforest down 88% in May

Brazil approves controversial land tenure law

State government decries illegal forest exploitation

 

Economy

 

How To Tell When a Mall Is In Trouble (U.S. News & World Report)

Consumer Spending Up Even as More Save

Stocks in U.S. Fall as Consumers Hoard Cash, World Bank Sees Deeper Slump

Banks Seized, Boosting U.S. Tally This Year to 45 Amid Rising Unemployment

Treasuries Gain for Third Week as Fed Signals Rates Will Remain Unchanged

Surging American Savings Rate Reduces Dependence on China as Growth Slows

U.S. Consumer Spending Rises, Incomes Jump on Government Stimulus Checks

Consumers Opt For Debit Over Credit Cards

Survey: Millions Forced To Rethink Retirement

 

Emerging Diseases

 

US passes million swine flu cases

Two die in Thailand from H1N1

Worry Over AIDS Hides Rising STD Infections

New combined therapy may offer hope against HIV-AIDS

Cattle Update: Tuberculosis Identified On Second Indiana Cervid Farm

Malaria, DDT, and desperation in Uganda

British Travelers Ignore Malaria Risks

Canada reaches bird flu-free status 26 Jun 2009

Authorities watchful after virus detected in 20 villages

Chikungunya cases on rise in Sirsi, Siddapur taluks

Dengue fever on the rise in central, southern provinces

New virus found in Africa

Polio making a troubling comeback in Nigeria The Nigerian strain

Oral TB vaccine for possums created

Mexico fights resurgent dengue fever

Mangalore: Dengue Threat - 241 Fever Cases on Single Day in ...

Scientists find ways to block Ebola infection

Swine Flu's Multi-Shot Vaccine May Overwhelm State-Run Clinics in U.S.

CDC: Swine flu "is not going away"

First W.African H1N1 flu cases in Ivory Coast

Medical Emergency in Buenos Aires Raises Pandemic Concerns

Soaring Death Rate in Buenos Aires Raises Pandemic Concerns

British scientists make key breakthrough in superbug fight

 

Endangered Species

 

Feds decline to delist Klamath sucker fish, again

Obama's Fish & Wildlife Service Nominee Ignored Endangered Species Act

Sage grouse endangered decision delayed 'til 2010

Navy: sonar impact on whales small at test site

Mozambique: Cites Authorises Shooting of More Elephants

Batch of lynx kittens heartens Colo. biologists

Whales Might Be as Much Like People as Apes

State declares longfin smelt a threatened species

Calif. denies legal protections for pika

Recovery program aims to make endangered leopard frogs common in

 

Environment

 

House Passes Bill to Address Threat of Climate Change

Calif. board postpones decision on pollution tax

Seattle Halts Use Of Soybean-Based Biofuels

Questions and answers about the US climate bill

China will review planned dam that threatens fish

Obama Says Climate-Change Measure Will Transform Economy, Help Create Jobs

 

Famine, Food Shortages, and Poverty

 

Children bear brunt of Karamoja famine

Food Crisis Hits North Korea

Bumper crop, but Zimbabwe hungry

Other countries could grow their own crops here

Africa: G8 Bishops Urge Leaders to Focus on Poverty

Unemployment and poverty in California's Imperial Valley

Project Finds Holocaust Survivors In Poverty

Sugarcane growing blamed for famine in Busoga

Prices are down, yet spectre of a food crisis hangs over us all

 

Floods

 

Flood death toll rises in Central Europe as cleanup continues

Floods Cause Drowning, Evacuations in Czech Republic

Lightning, flash floods leave mess

Heavy flooding kills 12 in Czech Republic

20000 North Somerset homes face flood risk

Ganga floods may spare some towns this year

Dozens evacuated as Czech floods intensify

 

Genetics, Genetic Engineering, Biotech, and Nanotech

 

Governments split on biowaste law and GM crops

EU Member States Seek Solution for Biotech Crop Debate

Return of wheat wars surprises farmers

Panel keeps GM alfalfa on the shelf

One-Third Of Wildlife Refuges Use GM Crops In Southeast

EU officials might allow commercialization of cloned-animal products

NY State Sets Payments to Egg Donors for Stem-Cell Research

Canada farmers opposed to GM wheat-survey

EU to examine national opt-outs for GM crop growing

US court cuts off appeals in Monsanto alfalfa case

Indian scientists dish up GM fish

Monsanto to Cut 900 Jobs as Earnings Fall 14%

Scottish scientists raise hopes of new treatments for autism

A Truce in the Crop Wars

 

Global Warming

 

A big chill in global-warming bill

Stormy week gnaws at Outer Cape beaches

Energy Secretary Chu warns of the dangers of climate change, while ...

'Climate change could help terrorists against India'

Greenpeace races to reach disintegrating glacier

Global Climate Change Impacts in the US

Climate Warming Affects China's River Source

New alarming trend in glacier melt down

Researchers predict rise in sea level

 

Global Water Supply and Drought

 

Manipur declared drought-hit

Tilling style may ease drought impact

Tea lovers could be left high and dry by drought

Drought could thin Alberta cattle herd

Drought-hit Northern Kenya International appeal for timely ...

Drought watch declared for Upcountry Maui

India's farmers cursed with severe drought

Drought Conditions Heighten Island Holiday Safety Issues

One More Threat to Clean Water

Crime Rates Increase, As Water Shortages Persist

DEP looks to relax protection for water

Drought alters farm strategies

Farmers Face Crop Loss In Drought

Drought, hot temperatures take toll on Guadalupe River

Battle over water heats up in San Joaquin Valley

Staring at drought again, farmers seek 'mercy killing'

 

Government, Politics, and Privacy Issues

 

Congress grows impatient on Iran, N. Korea, vows action

Global reach of Spain's courts curtailed

GOP: 'Where are the jobs?' from big fed spending

White House Weighs Order on Detention

Authoritarian Regimes Censor News From Iran

Password-protected comments off limits to boss, jury rules

Soldiers arrest Honduran president on day of disputed referendum, leader's secretary says

India plans ID cards for its 1.1bn citizens

 

Health

 

Climate change will soon be the world's greatest health crisis

Animal fats pancreas cancer link

Michael Jackson, Farrah Fawcett the Latest Celebrity Victims of Big Pharma

Medical Madness: More Women Scared Into Double Mastectomy as Way to "Prevent" Cancer

The Caduceus Decoded: Secret Symbols Reveal Dark Agenda of Western Medicine

Journalist Files Charges against WHO and UN for Bioterrorism and Intent to Commit Mass Murder

Cancer Drug Found to Promote Tumor Growth

Use Natural Remedies for Mouth Ulcers

HHS extends liability shield to antivirals used for H1N1

New research says alcohol causes one in 10 European deaths

 

Human Rights

 

Backing women's rights a deadly job for Afghan government official

Africa: Safeguarding Women's Rights Will Boost Food Security

Human Rights Watch Charges Massive Violations in Zimbabwe Diamond Zone

Standing up for human rights in Colombia

WA Corrections sued for shackling pregnant woman

The Pirate Bay to Sue Sweden for Human Rights Violations

Iran Abuse of Human Rights Condemned

Supreme Court rules strip search of student illegal

Afghan Shi'ites demand ratification of women's law

Global economic crisis exacerbating human rights abuses

Night raids terrorize Iran residents: rights group

Iran: Now the world's leader in jailing journalists

 

Invasive Species

 

St. Lawrence Seaway's 50th anniversary soiled by invaders

Ash Borer Threat To Northland

New rules for Superior, Chippewa national forests  

Search and destroy: Be on the lookout for white sweetclover

Zebra mussel fears now surface in Alexandria

Invasive jellyfish species spotted in lagoon

Trillions of invasive mussels in Lake Mead

Evolution Of A Contraceptive For Invasive Sea Lamprey  

Looking for ways to protect species at risk

 

Micro Chips and RFID

 

No escaping RFID: Infiltrating every mobile phone by 2010?

35 years later, bar codes, and scanning, are everywhere

Delay hits English microchip regulations for horses

What a microchip has to do with bathing soap?

Guard RFID Releases the First Ever Tamper Resistant Umbilical Tag ...

 



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