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Two Satellite Proposals Threaten the Night Sky

The window to act is now / By DarkSky Staff In the United States, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the agency responsible for authorizing satellite launches and operations, is reviewing...

Community Consultation on the Proposed Landfill Project

Location: Brgy. Talipusngo, Maragondon, CaviteProject Area: 64 hectaresProponent: Prime Integrated Waste Solutions Inc. Prime Integrated Waste Solutions Inc. (PIWSI), also referred to as Prime Waste...

A ‘Powerful Vision’ on Whales and Oceans 

How a ‘Powerful Vision’ on Whales and Oceans Could Change Worldviews Māori scientist Daniel Hikuroa reflects on an Indigenous-led declaration recognizing whales as legal persons, challenging the...

Shared Ground — A BED Learning Session

Blue Earth Defense (BED) is officially launching Shared Ground: “Grounded voices. Collective learning. Shared futures.” A BED Learning Session in 2026 — a regular learning space rooted in grassroots...

The 9 Rules of Security Culture

By Max Wilbert / Biocentric Last week, I wrote about the different ways that governments and corporations use covert and overt forms of repression against revolutionaries, activists, and community...

The Official Launch of Blue Earth Defense (BED) 

Blue Earth Defense is a network of grassroots advocates, communities, and movements committed to defending life on Earth from the threats of extractivism, greenwashing, and systemic inequality.BED...

There is so much corruption’: hundreds of thousands protest in Manila over missing flood funds

An estimated 650,000 of them have flooded the centre of Manila to protest, amid fury over a spiralling corruption scandal in which billions of dollars in flood mitigation funds have evaporated...

Philippine Tribes Revive Reforestation to Defy Coal Mining Expansion

By Bong S. Sarmiento / Mongabay SOUTH COTABATO, Philippines — It’s been three years since production began at a coal mine in the mountain village of Ned, some 1,500 kilometers, nearly 1,000 miles...