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This year, he will receive the Right Livelihood Award in Stockholm, Sweden. The award has sometimes been called the “Alternative Nobel Peace Prize.” Avnery currently serves as a columnist for Ma-ariv, Israel’s second largest newspaper...
...should be left standing. I grew up in Washington State, and have hiked the high country since I was a boy scout in the '60s. I live in a house built of lumber and read TIME on paper. A middle way must be found to provide a livelihood for Westerners but keep the beauty and diversity of nature of the West for all. CURT EIDEM Everett, Wash...
...addition, the Central Arctic caribou herd that inhabits part of Prudhoe Bay has grown from 6,000 in 1978 to 27,000 today, according to the most recent estimate by state and federal wildlife agencies. The Inupiat Eskimos, who count on the wildlife as a source of their livelihood, have witnessed how the development of Prudhoe Bay has coexisted with a thriving wildlife community. The same balance and support is possible with ANWR...
...pharmaceutical industry knows its livelihood and profits for innovation are overwhelmingly in rich countries and not at all in poor countries," he said. "Intellectual property rights are very important, but that should not exclude the poor from staying alive...
...owns the bears and other performing animals, were originally a nomadic people in Northern India. Now urbanized in India's towns and cities, they live in squalor. Their children are indeed treated like the bears: they are malnourished, filthy and illiterate. But the bears have become these people's livelihood and their pets: they like to be cuddled and miss their human families when separated. One possible compromise is to let existing performers remain with their owners, as long as they guarantee proper care, but prevent any new bears, owls, monkeys and snakes from being smuggled out of the wild...