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Related articles from July 2006 Compost-Dispatch (click either PDF or html)
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Environmental and Peace
Activists Meet for Instead of Oil |
Climate Change--
the Time to Act is Now. by Erin Noble |
Breaking the
Addiction to Oil? by Larry Rice |
Less Energy
by Don Fitz |
What the US Has Done
to Iraq and to Its Own? by Bud Deraps |
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Black
& Green Wednesday Forum
Instead of OIL |
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WHEN:
7:00 pm, Wednesday,
July 5, 2006 The struggle for oil is a part of US efforts at global domination. What are the effects of oil dependency on our environment, on climate change? How has Iraq's environment and public health system been devastated? What are the alernatives to oil that exist all around us? Memorial tribute to Damu Smith, National Black Environmental Justice Network and found of Black Voices for Peace, by Sylvester Brown, St. Louis Post-Dispatch columnist. Bring questions, thoughts and comments for discussion. The forum will include: • Michael McPhearson, Veterans for Peace, Instead of War Coalition • Erin Noble, Missouri Coalition for the Environment • Bud Deraps, Veterans for Peace • Larry Rice, New Life Evangelistic Center, Missouri Renewable Energy • J'Asa McCaleb, [moderator]
Gateway Green Alliance,
Sponsored by the Gateway Green Alliance, Instead of War Coalition, Universal African Peoples Organization, Peace Economy Project, and Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. For more information about the event, call 314-727-8554 or visit these web sites:
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