By Anonymous (not verified) , 21 February, 2001
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Anti-globalization activists leave Mexico

City Friday for Cancun, Mexico where they will unite to disrupt the

meeting of the World Economic Forum. The group hopes to stop the two-day conference of

corporate elite who are meeting, they say, in an on-going effort to

establish global economic policies that remove environmental,

labor, and locally imposed restrictions on transnational

By Anonymous (not verified) , 21 February, 2001
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The environmental NGO Friends of the Earth in Columbia and Australia has called for the international community to condemn the government of Columbia for failing to protect the lives of nine environmentalists who were massacred in Columbia last week.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 21 February, 2001
Author
walter and others

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Eight Earth First! protesters are still waiting to be arraigned after their arrest Saturday at a Staples office supply store in Atlanta, Georgia.

While 60 others rallied outside, four men and four women locked themselves to homemade tree stumps, to call attention to Staples' selling of products made from old growth timber.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 21 February, 2001
Author
walter and others

building of others' revisions

Eight Earth First! protesters are still waiting to be arraigned after their arrest Saturday at a Staples office supply store in Atlanta, Georgia.

While 60 others rallied outside, four men and four women locked themselves to homemade tree stumps, to call attention to Staples' selling of products made from old growth timber.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 21 February, 2001
Author
thatcher

Intro: Testimony continues today in Vanouver, B.C. in

the NAFTA court hearing Mexico vs. Metaclad. Independent Media's Thatcher Collins:

The NaATA

hearing could determine the outcome of a case by the

California-based Sun Belt Water Corporation. On Monday they

asked for a dismissal of the Metaclad case. It was denied. Sun

Belt is suing the Canadian government under NAFTA for $100-220

By Anonymous (not verified) , 21 February, 2001
Author
Thatcher

Intro:

Testimony continues today in Vanouver, B.C. in

the NAFTA court hearing Mexico vs. Metaclad. Independent Media's Thatcher Collins:

The Nafta

hearing could determine the outcome of a case by the

California-based Sun Belt Water Corporation. On Monday they

asked for a dismissal of the Metaclad case. It was denied. Sun

Belt is suing the Canadian government under NAFTA for $100-220

By Anonymous (not verified) , 21 February, 2001
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edited by jade

make sure this is still accurate

By Anonymous (not verified) , 21 February, 2001
Author
Gabriel Freeman

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Tapkara massacre:

Human rights observers in India's Jharkand state report Monday that local police opened fire February 2nd on an assembly of several thousand indigenous people opposed to the Koel-Karo dam project in the village of Tapkara. At least 9 people were killed and over 22 injured.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 21 February, 2001
Author
Gabriel Freeman

Friends of the Earth-Australia, Friends of the Earth-Columbia, and the Permanent National Assembly of Civil Society of Columbia call upon the international community to condemn the massacre of nine environmentalists in Purace Province's National Park.

The environmental NGO Friends of the Earth in Columbia and Australia has called for the international community to condemn the government of Columbia for failing to protect the lives of nine environmentalists who were massacred in Columbia last week. The bodies were found last weekend in a ravine in the National Park of Purace.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 20 February, 2001
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edited by jade

i barely changed anything