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Faith these days plays a big part in people's interaction with climate with Christian leadership across the board pinning their beliefs to creation, but are the faitful always behdind them?

As the 2023 UC Santa Cruz Student Union Assembly election cycle heats up, the UCSC community eagerly anticipates the results of six opinion polls and one ballot measure. The ballot measure a

Germany's Foreign Ministry says the country will donate money to migrant rescue boat charities operating in the Mediterranean. This followed media reports saying it would be axed, amid no mention in next year's budget.

PHNOM PENH — A court in Cambodia has denied the requests of three activists from environmental group Mother Nature Cambodia to travel to Sweden to accept an international award. In a letter published Oct. 2 by Phnom Penh Municipal Court and posted publicly to Mother Nature Cambodia’s Facebook page, decrees the travel of the three […]

The Right Livelihood Award reminds us that around the world, standing up for the environment is a life-threatening proposition.

A court in Cambodia has denied three environmental activists permission to make the trip to receive the "Alternative Nobel Prize."

A copy of a letter from the Phnom Penh Municipal Court’s chief prosecutor said in response to a travel request from the members of the group Mother Nature Cambodia that the trip was “not necessary.”

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Today in History for Sept. 29: On this date: In 1547, Miguel de Cervantes, Spanish poet, playwright and novelist, the creator of "Don Quixote," was born. In 1560, King Gustav I of Sweden, founder of the Vasa dynasty which ruled until 1818, died.

Kenyan environmental activist Phyllis Omido and Ghanaian diplomat and trained physician Eunice Brookman-Amissah were awarded the Right Livelihood prize alongside Migrant rescue #NGO SOS Méditerranée.