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White House Pipeline Push a War on Treaty Rights, Climate

January 24, 2017by Greg Harman 1 Comment

Trump claims Keystone XL represents 28,000 jobs, multiplying most likely impact by 10 times, in latest ‘alternative fact’ peddled to American people President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed executive orders […]

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climate change, donald trump, environment, Reporting, U.S., water

Standing Rock Vets Finding Way to West Texas Pipeline Fight (VIDEO)

January 12, 2017by Greg Harman Leave a comment

Veterans of Standing Rock have begun to travel to Far West Texas to join ongoing efforts there to stop Energy Transfer Partners’ Trans-Pecos Pipeline. Intended as landing spot for pipeline […]

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environment, Indigenous Rights, Movements, Reporting, water

Earth to Trump: Americans Still Want Climate Action

December 15, 2016by Greg Harman Leave a comment

The incoming Trump administration may be packed to the gills with those who deny the fact or relevance of climate change—with Trump himself repeatedly tweeting that global warming is a […]

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climate change, donald trump, Reporting, U.S.

How Standing Rock Stole My Despair

December 13, 2016by Greg Harman Leave a comment

And what the indigenous resistance in North Dakota means for Texas and a world wrapped in pipelines. At the Oceti Sakowin Camp, just outside the Standing Rock Native American Reservation […]

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Analysis, environment, Indigenous Rights, Movements, Petroculture, Reporting, water

Trump: Erdogan-Style Purges & the New Deplorables

December 10, 2016by Greg Harman 1 Comment

In the week’s following the unsuccessful summer coup seeking to unseat Turkey’s increasingly authoritarian regime, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan launched an aggressive purge seemingly targeting all those thought to be […]

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Analysis, donald trump, us politics

Standing Rock’s Civil Disobedience Reaches West Texas

December 8, 2016by Greg Harman Leave a comment

“It’s the Rio Grande. It’s sacred to many people.” Shortly after 4am on Monday, a small caravan of cars pulled up in front of a pipe yard on the west […]

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environment, Indigenous Rights, Movements, Reporting, U.S., water

COP22: From Marrakeck with Hope

November 25, 2016by Greg Harman Leave a comment

Via Donald A. Brown, Ethics & Climate I arrived in Marrakech on Thursday am, November 10 just as the news of the election of Donald Trump was hitting the world […]

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climate change, Reporting, World
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Standing Rock and Human Rights

November 23, 2016by Greg Harman 3 Comments

The story of Standing Rock’s resistance is one punctured over and again by overwhelming displays of state violence. This week brings perhaps the most vicious, as police and private security […]

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human rights, Indigenous Rights, Movements, Reporting, U.S.
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Defend Big Bend: Indigenous Resistance to Texas Trans-Pecos Pipeline Growing

November 21, 2016by Greg Harman Leave a comment

On Sunday, November 20, members of Defend Big Bend, the Society of Native Nations, and several tribal groups, marched from the Marfa Mystery Lights Viewing Area outside Marfa, Texas, to […]

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environment, Indigenous Rights, Movements, Reporting, U.S., water

Cooking at the North Pole: ‘Freakishly’ Hot Arctic +20 Degrees Above Normal

November 18, 2016by Greg Harman Leave a comment

Political people in the United States are watching the chaos in Washington in the moment. But some people in the science community are watching the chaos somewhere else — the Arctic. […]

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climate change, Reporting, World

Voices from Standing Rock, III. (VIDEO)

November 17, 2016by Greg Harman 1 Comment

Representatives of an estimated 300 native tribes and nations from around the world have come to Standing Rock Indian Reservation to stand in solidarity with the Sioux Nation in their […]

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Indigenous Rights, Movements, Reporting, U.S.

Voices from Standing Rock II. (VIDEO)

November 17, 2016by Greg Harman Leave a comment

Representatives of an estimated 300 native tribes and nations from around the world have come to Standing Rock Indian Reservation to stand in solidarity with the Sioux Nation in their […]

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Indigenous Rights, Movements, Reporting, U.S.

Voices from Standing Rock, I. (VIDEO)

November 17, 2016by Greg Harman Leave a comment

Representatives of an estimated 300 native tribes and nations from around the world have come to Standing Rock Indian Reservation to stand in solidarity with the Sioux Nation in their […]

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environment, Indigenous Rights, Movements, Reporting, U.S., water

Rwanda FTW: ‘Supercharged’ Greenhouse Gas on Way Out

October 15, 2016by Greg Harman Leave a comment

Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) are considered a “supercharged” greenhouse gas–shorter lived than the carbon dioxide, the most prolific greenhouse, but nearly 4,000 times more effective at trapping heat in the atmosphere when […]

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climate change, Reporting, World

Eavesdropping on ‘Global Weirding’

October 14, 2016by Greg Harman Leave a comment

Climate Scientist, Dr. Katharine Hayhoe and KTTZ have partnered to bring you this new  PBS Digital Studios series that will focus on exploring the arguments, science, religion, culture, and psychology […]

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climate change, Reporting, U.S.
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SXSW Eco: Encounters with Visionaries & Techno-Fetishists

October 12, 2016by Greg Harman Leave a comment

AUSTIN, Texas—This week, at SXSW Eco, a prominent conference bringing together sustainable business leaders, planners, and others, there are innumerable sessions devoted to startup businesses, socially conscious consumption, “bio-based economies,” […]

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Analysis, culture, Indigenous Issues, Science and Technology

Standoff at the Lajitas Resort

October 5, 2016by Greg Harman 1 Comment

Anti-pipeline action targets Kelcy Warren’s borderland hideout LAJITAS, Texas—There may have been a snarling dog in the patrol truck in the play-Western “town” of the Lajitas Golf Resort, but it […]

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Indigenous Rights, Movements, Reporting, U.S., water

How to Stand with Standing Rock (Armchair Edition)

October 4, 2016by Greg Harman Leave a comment

I’m just back from Big Bend where about 200 marched on the Trans-Pecos Pipeline outside Alpine, Texas, on Friday. Two days after that, a smaller group of us showed up […]

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