Protesters Rush Wall St. Rallying Against Corporate Greed

Amsterdam News, News Report, Amity Paye and Nayaba Arinde//Photo: Bill More, Posted: Sep 30, 2011

The movement grew when a largely Black crowd of about 2,000 people marched from Union Square to Wall Street to protest the execution of Troy Davis.




Students, Teachers Push to Halt Methyl Iodide Use in California Farms

New America Media, News Report, Li Miao Lovett, Posted: Sep 28, 2011

Teachers and students in Watsonville, Calif., are going all out to put the word out that using methyl iodide as a fumigant on strawberry fields was endangering the health of children and adults, contrary to what the California Department of Pesticide Regulation may say.




UN Report: California County Lacks Clean Water

Vida en el Valle, News Report, Rebecca Plevin, Posted: Sep 24, 2011

A United Nations report finds that unincorporated, majority-Latino communities in Tulare County have no access to clean drinking water.




Latinos Most Vulnerable to Air Pollution

La Opinión, News Report, Posted: Sep 23, 2011

A report published Thursday by the Center for American Progress finds that the country’s Latino population is the most vulnerable due to air pollution.




Latinos in Mississippi: A Force for Reconstruction

New America Media, News Report, Marcelo Ballvé, Posted: Sep 12, 2011

Hispanic immigrants helped rebuild Mississippi after hurricane Katrina but even that didn't alleviate the anti-immigrant climate.




Ban on Styrofoam to Hurt Korean Businesses

Korea Times, News Report, Cheol Soo Kim, Translated by Peter Schurmann, Posted: Sep 09, 2011

Korean restaurants say a potential ban on Styrofoam across the state would undermine sales and threaten business.




Will Climate Change Affect Migration?

Multi-American, News Report, Posted: Sep 07, 2011

A report released today by the Migration Policy Institute finds that climate change will have a "profound effect" on human settlement patterns.




The Navajo Nation Suffers From Drawn-Out Drought

Navajo Times, News Report, Posted: Sep 07, 2011

Climate data, admittedly spotty on the reservation, show a drying trend since 1944 and a warming trend since the mid-1970s.




Banned Pesticide Use Remains High in CA Strawberry Fields

New America Media, News Report, Ngoc Nguyen, Posted: Sep 06, 2011

In some of California's top strawberry-growing counties, levels of banned methyl bromide are only slightly lower than they were a decade ago.