It’s the largest institutional emitter in the world. A bigger polluter than 140 countries. And yet its emissions are hidden from sight.

Now a new documentary ‘Earth’s greatest enemy’ is exposing the impact of the US military empire on the planet: the waste, the billion dollar budgets, and the political maneuvering that’s kept it all out of the public eye.

Today, Journalist and filmmaker Abby Martin, on what the world’s biggest war machine is doing to our Earth.



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It&rsquo;s the largest institutional emitter in the world. A bigger polluter than 140 countries. And yet its emissions are hidden from sight.
Now a new documentary &lsquo;Earth&rsquo;s greatest enemy&rsquo; is exposing the impact of the US military empire on the planet: the waste, the billion dollar budgets, and the political maneuvering that&rsquo;s kept it all out of the public eye. Today, Journalist and filmmaker Abby Martin, on what the world&rsquo;s biggest war machine is doing to our Earth. 
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Guest: Journalist and filmmaker Abby Martin
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An independent daily news show. We feature the country’s best reporters, covering the news as it affects Australia. This is news with narrative, every weekday.

An independent daily news show. We feature the country&rsquo;s best reporters, covering the news as it affects Australia. This is news with narrative, every weekday.

Is the US military secretly killing our planet?

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It’s the election result Democrats almost didn’t dare to dream of. 

But with anger mounting over the cost of living amid Trump’s war with Iran, traditionally conservative states across America flipped blue. 

Democrats have now taken control of both the US House and Senate in a stunning win that’s being seen as a direct rejection of President Trump. 

Today, editor-at-large of The National Interest, Steve Clemons on where Trump went wrong, what the Democrats will do with their new powers in Congress, and whether this spells the end of MAGA.

 

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Guest: Editor-at-large of The National Interest Steve Clemons

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It&rsquo;s the election result Democrats almost didn&rsquo;t dare to dream of.&nbsp;
But with anger mounting over the cost of living amid Trump&rsquo;s war with Iran, traditionally conservative states across America flipped blue.&nbsp;
Democrats have now taken control of both the US House and Senate in a stunning win that&rsquo;s being seen as a direct rejection of President Trump.&nbsp;
Today, editor-at-large of The National Interest, Steve Clemons on where Trump went wrong, what the Democrats will do with their new powers in Congress, and whether this spells the end of MAGA.
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Guest: Editor-at-large of The National Interest Steve Clemons
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Bluenami: Trump’s midterm wipeout

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It’s been nearly two decades since Australians have felt the sting of interest rates this high.

Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock says persistent inflation has forced the RBA to hike the official cash rate for the fifth time this year.

But some experts fear the bank may have gone too far – risking tipping Australia into a recession.

Today, Australia Institute chief economist Greg Jericho on why the RBA may have got it wrong, and the big corporate inflation-driver no one seems to be talking about.

 

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Guest: Australia Institute chief economist, Greg Jericho

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It&rsquo;s been nearly two decades since Australians have felt the sting of interest rates this high.
Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock says persistent inflation has forced the RBA to hike the official cash rate for the fifth time this year.
But some experts fear the bank may have gone too far &ndash; risking tipping Australia into a recession.
Today, Australia Institute chief economist Greg Jericho on why the RBA may have got it wrong, and the big corporate inflation-driver no one seems to be talking about.
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Guest: Australia Institute chief economist, Greg Jericho
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Is the RBA fighting the wrong inflation problem?

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Democracy Now! founder Amy Goodman has spent decades trying to hold power to account. From wars to humanitarian crises – she’s covered the biggest events of our time. 

Now, she’s sharing her insights on the future of media and politics, and the Australian stories that have stayed with her. 

Today, Amy Goodman on the new documentary detailing her life's work, how she refuses to trade truth for access, and the future of the media in the Western world. 

 

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Guest: Democracy Now! Founder Amy Goodman

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Democracy Now! founder Amy Goodman has spent decades trying to hold power to account. From wars to humanitarian crises &ndash; she&rsquo;s covered the biggest events of our time.&nbsp;
Now, she&rsquo;s sharing her insights on the future of media and politics, and the Australian stories that have stayed with her.&nbsp;
Today, Amy Goodman on the new documentary detailing her life's work, how she refuses to trade truth for access, and the future of the media in the Western world.&nbsp;
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Guest: Democracy Now! Founder Amy Goodman
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“It’s dissent that will save us”: Amy Goodman’s mission to fight the power

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Is the US military secretly killing our planet?

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