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Detroit News Spreads Misinformation for Rio Tinto/Kennecott Minerals as the evil company destroys the once peaceful Yellow Dog Plains, desecrates an Ojibwa religious site and threatens to pollute Lake Superior with sulfuric acid and other toxic waste

Posted on September 9, 2011 by yoopernewsman

Detroit News supports doing business in the Upper Peninsula with a mining company accused of war crimes, crimes against humanity and bribery Groups pray Rio Tinto/Kennecott Minerals will stop raping the Yellow Dog Plains and desecrating sacred Eagle Rock Detroit … Continue reading →

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Happy 40th Wedding Anniversary to Jon and Diana Magnuson of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

Posted on February 23, 2011 by yoopernewsman

Jon and Diana Magnuson are celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary – and their friends are celebrating how the couple has touched our lives. Continue reading →

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Timeless Media Productions Documentary: Dire times in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula Due to Sulfide Mining Plans

Posted on January 12, 2011 by yoopernewsman

The unspoiled beauty of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is threatened due to plans by Kennecott Minerals and other mining companies to open dozens of sulfide mines. This is a Michigan State University Environmental Journalism Class video. MSU students Samantha Harris and Michelle Verdura edited, produced and wrote this documentary. Continue reading →

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Rio Tinto Crime Wave: DVD by Joan Sekler exposes worldwide crime spree on Indigeous people, middle-class and the environment – plus war crimes and crimes against humanity

Posted on November 5, 2010 by yoopernewsman

Please purchase the $20 documentary that exposes the corruption and Greed of international Mining Giant Rio Tinto and its subsidiaries like Kennecott Minerals. The DVD was produced and director by Joan Sekler who spent her own money to finance the project. Continue reading →

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Shame on northern Michigan Democrats who have sold out to evil sulfide acid mining

Posted on October 29, 2010 by yoopernewsman

Shame, Shame, Shame: A Message to northern Michigan Democrats who have lost their core values One disillusioned Democratic supporter calls a spade a spade If Northern Michigan Democrats get beaten by Republicans in this election they can only blame themselves … Continue reading →

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Mother of the Superfund: Love Canal fighter and environmental warrior Lois Gibbs speaks in Marquette, MI Friday, Oct. 15, 2010 at Northern Michigan University

Posted on October 12, 2010 by yoopernewsman

Fighting Evil Corporations Love Canal fighter Lois Gibbs speaks in Marquette on October 14, 15, 16, 2010 Environmental warrior and Love Canal fighter Lois Gibbs visits Marquette, as the Upper Peninsula faces its worst pollution crisis in history with the … Continue reading →

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Lake Superior Day 2010: Day of prayer and fasting July 18 near Big Bay, MI for protection of Lake Superior, Yellow Dog Watershed, and Eagle Rock from grips of a sulfide mine

Posted on July 14, 2010 by yoopernewsman

Lake Superior Day 2010 Under the Shadow of Eagle Rock: A Day of Prayer and Fasting July 18, 2010: Day of interfaith prayer and fasting for Lake Superior Day to Honor Eagle Rock, Lake Superior and praying for the protection … Continue reading →

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Stand for the Land Rally at Michigan Capitol: They sang, they cried, they proclaimed Mother Nature First! as Native Americans, non-Natives protested the raid on sacred Eagle Rock and continued the fight against Kennecott Eagle Minerals nickel and copper mine on the Yellow Dog Plains near Lake Superior

Posted on June 4, 2010 by yoopernewsman

THEY STOOD UP FOR THE THREATENED LAND ON MICHIGAN’S YELLOW DOG PLAINS NEAR LAKE SUPERIOR !! American Indians, non-Natives joined forces to Stand for the Land at Michigan State Capitol on June 3, 2010 to protest the huge police raid … Continue reading →

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Please vote for EarthKeeper/Zaagkii Projects through August 30, 2009: Finalist in “Friends of Elsie” contest

Posted on August 12, 2009 by yoopernewsman

Please Please Please !!! Support the northern Michigan Earth Keeper Initiative & Zaagkii Project by voting through August 30, 2009 Story to vote: Week Ending Apr 05, 09 Creating numerous environment projects that bring together diverse groups, students, American Indians … Continue reading →

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Interfaith Respect Series #4: Jewish Dr. Michael Grossman on Rabbi Hillel, Safed, Mystics, Kabbalah, Zohar

Posted on July 3, 2009 by yoopernewsman

The Upper Peninsula EarthKeeper “Interfaith Respect” video series continues with a look at the Jewish faith with Dr. Michael Grossman of Ishpeming, Michigan.
The video ends with a drum solo and singing by Northern Michigan University student Emmanuel Shayo.
Dr. Grossman spoke on April 23, 2009 to students at Northern Michigan University in Marquette, Michigan. Continue reading →

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