Category: A sustainable economy

A People's Tribunal in he Dutch Capital, The Hague

Monsanto ecocide trial garners global attention

Geoff Ebbs /25 October, 2016

Activists staging a mock trial of Monsanto for Crimes Against Humanity in the Hague have successfully garnered world attention, forcing the company to release a statement and Forbes Magazine to run an article on the situation. The objectives of the mock trial are to test the legal strength of such a case thereby building a Continue Reading →

John James, author, healer and publisher

John James Newsletter 143

Geoff Ebbs /25 October, 2016

The first war crime committed in any war of aggression is against the truth Michael Parenti     In 2015 the US imposed penalties on Volkswagen for emission violations of more than $13b. In revenge the EU imposed a $14.5b fine on Apple for unpaid taxes. The US now seeks penalties of $14b against Deutsche Bank for its part Continue Reading →

Rubbish fron the Pacific Gyre

Pacific Dead zone bigger than Australia

Geoff Ebbs /18 October, 2016

A sea of plastic garbage larger than Australia is visible from space as it swirls around the Pacific Ocean, trapped by Ocean currents in what is known as a Gyre. The core of the North Pacific Gyre is one million square kilometres in size. That is completely covered by floating plastic, ranging from entire items or Continue Reading →

Sierra Club frack map

Corporate feudalism fuels Greek turmoil

Geoff Ebbs /11 October, 2016

Greece is in turmoil again after the parliament narrowly passed legislation moving the ownership of all public utilities to the nation’s creditors. Unions and advocates of social democracy have protested the move with support of global activists against corporate feudalism. In separate news, US based activist group the Sierra Club has developed a tool that Continue Reading →

Corrupt Laotians culpable in death of 16,000 elephants

Geoff Ebbs /4 October, 2016

International poaching organizations have moved 16,000 illegally killed elephants through Laos with the assistance of corrupt officials placed as highly as the office of the Prime Minister. Three major trafficking organisations have been identified as working with corrupt officials to move millions of dollars worth of animal parts out of the country. A summit of Continue Reading →