Month: May 2009
Coal Mine Laws Written in Blood: An Interview with Judy Bonds
Nigeria: Standing Before History
This month, Royal Dutch Shell goes to court on charges of involvement in the execution of the iconic Nigerian writer and environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa fourteen years ago. His son, Ken Wiwa, Jr., and bestselling novelist Richard North Patterson discuss Saro-Wiwa's legacy, Nigeria now, and the upcoming landmark trial.
Abraham’s Last Rap: Bolivian Hip-Hop Hero Dies in El Alto
What China’s Economic Growth Means for the Global Environment
Swine Flu Fuels Concerns About Factory Farms
While the swine flu virus does not appear to be as potentially devastating as first imagined, environmentalists and some public health activists argue that it should be considered a wake-up call to the public about the conditions in which much of our food is being produced.