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Subject: Greenpeace International

  • It Takes a Village to Raise a Ruckus

    August 27, 1998
  • The Fickle Finger of Filmic Fate

    August 27, 1998
  • A Tree Hugger Turned Tree Hater

    March 18, 1999
  • Slipped Discs

    August 1, 2002
  • Sunday Reading: The Wayne Huizenga Story

    I just happened on this classic written by Steve Almond in 1994 about South Florida's hard-driven, complicated, and sometimes brutal mogul.  Uh, it jumps.   Citizen Wayne - The Unauthorized Biography A college dropout and the product of a broken home, H. Wayne Huizenga rose to become the King Midas of South Florida. His formula for success? A dash of hard work and perseverance, and a lot of hitting below the belt. by Steven AlmondMiami New Times Vol. 9, No. 33 (Decemb

    March 1, 2009
  • I Heart PvD Too

    August 18, 2005
  • Paradise Crushed

    A lush idyllic chunk of the Everglades was transformed by bulldozers and a huge tree-eating juggernaut

    July 31, 2003
  • City Fish Market Rides the Fresh Fish Wave in Boca

    June 18, 2009
  • Greenpeace Attacks Publix, Winn-Dixie

    flickr user: wharmanIf only Publix cared this much about REAL fish.The website for Publix supermarkets states, "There are plenty of fish in the sea, but not all of them are good enough for Publix." According to the environmental organization Greenpeace, that statement is all sorts of wrong. First, there are NOT plenty of fish in the sea, as scientific report after scientific report has warned in recent years.  And second, if Publix is so picky about its seafood, why doesn't it have a sustai

    June 30, 2009
  • Palm Beach Activists to Do Their Part to Make the Earth Move

    FlickrWhat she said.​In advance of world leaders' December meeting in Copenhagen for a new climate treaty, Palm Beach County residents are heading to Atlantic Dunes Beach Park, where on Saturday October 24, they'll participate in a demonstration that's gone global.That day marks the International Day of Climate Action, in which activists in more than 150 countries will highlight the consequences of increasing CO2 emissions and the dire need for caps on greenhouse gas."World leaders need to do

    October 16, 2009