Tierramerica – Page 4 – Eurasia Review

By Milagros Salazar Peru has more than 6,000 abandoned oil wells that continue to pollute their surroundings, with 270 considered

Extreme Weather Is The New Normal

By Stephen Leahy Extreme weather is fast becoming the new normal. Canada and much of the United States experienced summer

By Fabíola Ortiz Hundreds of non-governmental organizations and social movements from around the world hope to counter the failure of

By Desmond Brown James Nicholas has always made a living off the sea. A fisherman in the tri-island state of

By Marianela Jarroud Plans to build a massive thermoelectric power plant complex near an area of rich marine biodiversity has

By Milagros Salazar In Peru, where over half of the national territory is covered by forests and the logging industry

By Marcela Valente Researchers in Argentina have isolated a sunflower gene and implanted it into corn, wheat and soybean seeds

By Mario Osava There is every indication that major disasters could be the new midwives of history. Seeking to prevent

raj on Modi Could Squander An Unprecedented Chance At Normalizing India-Pakistan Ties – AnalysisApril 26, 2024
The narrative by an"'assistant professor of politics" is noteworthy only for its falsehoods deliberately spun, probably at the behest of…
Jeff on Ralph Nader: Palestinians As ‘The Others’ – OpEdApril 25, 2024
This was one of the more short sighted things I've ever read. Hamas are in fact terrorist, according to their…
PATIAL RC on US Slams India For Serious Rights Violations – AnalysisApril 25, 2024
Look who is talking about human rights violation. US the human rights preacher needs to look into its own human…
John Howard Newcomb on Cowardice, Not Courage, Led House Republicans To Side With Democrats – OpEdApril 25, 2024
Both far-right and far left like to hit on Nato, but Nato is the response to a problem, not the…
Phil Rankin on Robert Reich: How To Talk About Israel And Gaza On A College Campus (Or Anywhere Else) – OpEdApril 24, 2024
Well you have been able to carve out some space or else be drowned in a sea of people who…