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polidoc So much of what is happening in our country and world feels surreal, yet has been seen before. This video journal entry expresses a witnessing of Occupy SF on the night of Nov.
Nov 24, 2011

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polidoc So much of what is happening in our country and world feels surreal, yet has been seen before. This video journal entry expresses a witnessing of Occupy SF on the night of Nov.
Nov 22, 2011

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Oct 27, 2011

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polidoc Former West Virginia State Senator and Democratic candidate for Governor of West Virginia ,praises the Occupy movement, urging people to support the young who are willing to sit on the frontlines by showing up or donating needed items.
Oct 26, 2011

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polidoc Solstice Mag Editor Marie Hogan interviews Thomas Linzey, Director of the Center for Environmental Legal Defense Fund. Linzey explains the philosophy regarding the Rights of Nature movement which intends to reframe the legal mechanisms with which communities can protect their environment from corporate polluters.
Oct 26, 2011

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polidoc Cormac Cullinan, environmental lawyer and author of "Wild Law" discusses the reasoning behind the creation of a Universal Declaration of the Rights of Nature. What seems like crunchy granola to FOX news is really a matching of sword to sword as the only way left for us to defend our ecosystems from corporations that extract and pollute without accounting for the cost of their damage, is to give equal protection under the law to those systems, which they currently cannot enjoy.
May 3, 2011

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polidoc moregreenmoms' founder Christine Gardner interviews Alice Schabecoff, co-author of "Poisoned for Profit: How Toxins are Making our Children Chronically Ill," at the San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers on September 30, 2010. For more information, please go to: moregreenmoms.com, poisonedforprofit.net
Oct 20, 2010

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polidoc Amidst the cacophony of insulting chants from both Democratic and Republican protesters, the party that wants to be heard most at the so-called "green" debate was the California Green Party, whose candidate, Laura Wells, had been invited but then barred from the debate. Wells and other third party candidates were told they could qualify to be in the debate if they received 10 per cent in a voting poll; only problem was, the poll only included two names, that of Whitman and Brown.
Oct 14, 2010

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polidoc moregreenmoms founder Christine Gardner interviews Alice Shabecoff, author of the book "Poisoned for Profit: How Toxins are Making our Children Chronically Ill," at the San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers on September 30, 2010. For more information, please go to: moregreenmoms.com, poisonedforprofit.net
Oct 12, 2010

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polidoc Jesse Johnson, a native West Virginian and Senatorial candidate for former Senator Bobby Byrd's seat, fires up the crowd with his electoral activism. Former Congressman Ken Hechler, endorsed Johnson who is the only candidate running on a platform against Mountaintop Removal.
Oct 2, 2010

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polidoc Franken declares that net neutrality is the single most important First Amendment issue of our time, "Which until last week, I thought he had worked out," referring to the recent flame throwing about t . In his anti-media consolidation warning, Frankin quipped, "I don't think we should make small businesses to buy a first class ticket on line. Read More
Aug 20, 2010

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