A Greenpeace China investigation has found that 18 Chinese and multinational firms are failing to comply with new Chinese environmental laws.

Leaders of the so-called 'First World' and 'Third World' are confronting the reality that we live on one world; that the atmosphere has no borders. Clearly, the climate impasse will not be resolved using the paradigm of 'developed' and 'developing.'

sustainablog talks with David Sullivan of the Enough Project about the human and environmental costs created by the trade in "conflict materials" (found in nearly all electronics) from Eastern Congo

OK, not really... but Greenpeace and The Yes Men would really, really like to see it happen...

Where before was poverty and hunger, now Cape Town has urban farmers who not only provide for themselves, but also provide local organic produce for other Capetonians.