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Greenies That Kicked And Screamed Against Keystone XL Pipeline Reportedly Drowning In Financial Woes — Nov 14, 2025The green group that worked to block the Keystone XL pipeline is cash-strapped and will “temporarily suspend programming” in the U.S. and other countries, according to Politico. 350.org protested the Keystone XL…

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Radical Anti-Fracking Activists Endorse Kamala Harris’ Campaign — Aug 1, 2024Vice President Kamala Harris has racked up endorsements from several hardline climate groups that oppose fracking, even after her campaign disavowed her previous support of a fracking ban. The political arms of 350.org…

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Piddington Votes for Independence Over Asylum Housing Plan — Sep 15, 2026In Oxfordshire’s Piddington, a 350‑resident village organized an unofficial referendum to pull Britain out of the European Convention on Human Rights amid plans to house more than 1,200 asylum seekers at a nearby Bicester military camp, drawing involvement from Conservative and Reform UK leaders. Residents, especially women, fear safety and security implications and have pursued self‑defence training as Labour’s stance remains unclear while figures like Suella Braverman, Chris Philp, and Nigel Farage publicly back the ECHR exit.

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Dogwood Trust brings 350-plus western NC partners togetherHealth — Oct 14, 2026North Carolina’s history spans Indigenous communities, colonial settlement and revolution, while Scottish botanist John Lyon helped introduce Appalachian plants to horticulture through his early-19th-century expeditions. Today, Raleigh is promoting native plants and restricting invasive species, while western North Carolina organizations continue community rebuilding and resilience work after Hurricane Helene.

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IJRMore Americans Could Die Through Assisted Suicide If New Democratic Trifectas Push Policy Across NationSpencer Lombardo · 5 min · 12h