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Documenting the daily destruction of our home.
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Documents reveal pipeline industry received all the changes they requested in Harper’s overhaul of the Navigable Waters Protection Act.
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And you thought wind turbines were UGLY?!
Photo Credit: http://www.edwardburtynsky.com/
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Airplane Graveyard
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Plane Pollution
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Canadian Oil Sands, Before & After
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260-km Chinese Traffic Jam
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The Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill is the largest accidental marine oil spill in the history of the petroleum industry, so far. 11 people died and 17 more were injured when the Macondo rig went down. Over the next 3 months, an estimated 4.9 million barrels of crude oil spilled into Gulf waters, comparable to over 20 Exxon Valdez ships. Two years later, more than 450 miles of shoreline are still covered in oil. BP continues to conduct business as usual.
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Unsold Hondas at a vehicle storage area in Sheerness, England.
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Killing 6000 Wolves to Protect Oil Sands Interests
“An anticipated 6,000 wolves will be gunned down from helicopters above, or killed by poison strychnine bait planted deep in the forest. Biologists and other experts say the cull is misguided, and that their studies have been ignored or suppressed. Worse, they warn that although the government is framing the wolf cull as a temporary measure, it has no foreseeable end.”
For more, visit: Desmogblog
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