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“We should be building an unstoppable movement of the world’s people that crosses all boundaries, united in a commitment to create a world that truly works for all. The deep transformation of culture, institutions, technology, and infrastructure on which our common future depends will be a difficult struggle and will require persistent and determined support from powerful social movements. We the people will need to lead that discussion and demand that the politicians follow. . .”
—David Korten, author, (from Yesmagazine.org)

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Lead is a poison and ingesting poison constitutes poisoning


 

Global Climate Strike: ‘Unite behind the science’


 

‘The climate crisis connects us’


 

An open letter from fighter against Mountain Top Removal coal mining


 

‘Everyday regular people are going to make the difference’


 

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