Challenging Canada’s War Plane Purchase
On October 15, 2020, World BEYOND War and Canadian Foreign Policy Institute hosted a webinar about the social, ecological, and economic impact of Canada’s plan to purchase new fighter jets.
On October 15, 2020, World BEYOND War and Canadian Foreign Policy Institute hosted a webinar about the social, ecological, and economic impact of Canada’s plan to purchase new fighter jets.
“We’re number one!” The U.S. military leads the poisoning of the Pacific.
Results from testing by watershed association and the US state of Maryland reveal contamination from nearby Navy base.
The United States is increasingly using the northern areas of Norway and the surrounding sea areas as a “marching area” towards Russia. Recently, we have seen a significant escalation of US / NATO activities in the High North.
A grassroots coalition of Canadian peace activists marked the October 2 International Day of Non-Violence with a protest demanding the federal government cancel plans to spend up to $19 billion on 88 new fighter jets.
Nearly seven months ago, 300 concerned residents crammed into the Lexington Park library to hear the Navy defend its use of toxic PFAS at the Patuxent River Naval Air Station (Pax River) and the Webster Outlying Field. Where are the answers to our questions?
NATO bases recklessly discard chemicals into Germany’s rivers. PFOS, used in firefighting foam, bioaccumulates in fish, posing a serious public health crisis.
he weather is getting more extreme by the year and conversations about climate change are growing along with it. So when Michael Moore made the movie ‘Planet of the Humans’, criticizing the corporate co-optation of the green movement, he came under attack from well-connected activists.
PFAS in military firefighting foams is to blame for a serious European public health crisis, although few are paying attention