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INTERVIEW WITH JESUS LEON SANTOS
NEWS ROUNDUP
PSYCHOLOGY: Is there an ecological subconscious? (New York Times)
CUBA: Creative, complex and contradictory (Common Ground)
CANADA: Canada's long road to mining reform (Upside-Down World)
CHIAPAS: Canadian government investigates case of murdered anti-mine activist (Embassy)
PERU: Legal victory in La Oroya mining battle (AIDA)
COSTA RICA: Leatherback turtles fend off home invasion (AIDA)
PERU: Rural wisdom against climate change (Tierramérica)
CHILE: Water a matter of national security in Chile (Tierramérica)
MEXICO: Mexico tourism joins the Green Globe through collaboration with Pronatura (Terracurve)
HAITI: Help for earthquake aftermath: Giving Green (Treehugger)
BRAZIL: Amazon defender gone (Al Jazeera Americas)
CLIMATE CHANGE: Watch the birdies (IPS)
Greenpeace Switzerland Video: Every two seconds, a piece of rainforest the size of a football field goes up in flames.URUGUAY: Coming together to fight climate change (IPS)
GLOBAL: Activists wrangle forest victories from corporations (Yes!)
GLOBAL: The world's remaining great forests: Interactive map (UK Guardian)
AMAZON: Who will pay for Amazon's Chernoyl? (UK Independent)
PERU: Women are the guardians of potato diversity (IPS)
COLOMBIA: Women empowered by restoring desertified land (IPS)
URUGUAY: Forest industry boom brings jobs and challenges (IPS)
CHINA: Earth-Friendly Elements, Mined Destructively (The New York Times)
TEXAS: Whale's body found on South Padre Island
ALL VOICES: Comprehensive Immigration Reform Bill Gets It Right at the Border, Say Enviro Groups
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