Author Archives: Sami Grover

Why Environmental “Hypocrisy” Is Irrelevant and Inevitable

Accusations of hypocrisy against environmentalists because they too use fossil fuels are a dangerous and counterproductive distraction.

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Lobster Boat Successfully Blockades 40,000 Ton Coal Shipment

Yesterday, two activists moored their tiny lobster boat infront of a giant coal tanker, successfully halting the delivery of 40,000 tons of central Appalachian coal.

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How the coconut tree provides food, fuel, roofing, rope and more for Sri Lankan farmers

Waste not, want not. Coconut farmers know a thing or two about the efficient use of resources.

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Six ways that music festivals can reduce their impact

From the substantial to the symbolic, music festivals around the world are finding ways to get a little greener.

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Europe votes for 2-year ban on pesticides suspected in bee deaths

Campaigners rejoice as Europe implements a temporary ban on the use of neonicotinoids on crops favored by bees.

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USDA whistleblowers claim poultry plant chemicals a serious health hazard

Chemicals used to clean chicken carcasses are causing serious health impacts for plant workers and USDA inspectors, claim two whistleblowers.

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What does seasonal eating look like where you live?

TreeHugger writers dish the dirt on what’s seasonal in their neck of the woods right now.

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Greenpeace Campaign Calls for Energized, “Badass” Politicians to Fight CO2

An animated campaign video from Greenpeace delivers gobs of computerized ultra-violence, but for a cause.

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Is your state criminalizing farm cruelty whistleblowers?

12 states are currently considering legislation to outlaw or impede undercover citizen investigations of animal cruelty. Is yours on the list?

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World’s Largest Paper Manufacturer Announces Collaboration with Longtime Foes

Forest activists are celebrating a major new collaboration with a paper giant they have been campaigning against for years.

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