Treetop Blogging Protests Logging. A group of techie activists equips tree-sitters in Northern California’s Headwaters Forest with laptops and wireless gear in hopes that protestors’ in-tree blogs will draw attention to old-growth logging. Amit Asaravala reports from Eureka. [Wired News]

Websites spread al-Qaeda message. The web is becoming a potent weapon in al-Qaeda’s bid to win supporters to its cause. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]

Carter warns of “uncontrollable violence”. In his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech, former President Jimmy Carter blasts the idea of a preemptive war with Iraq. [Salon.com]

Guerrilla News Network: AfterMath : Unanswered questions from 9/11.

Interesting video from GNN: “Unanswered questions from 9/11.”
(split into several parts)
(Pt. 1) : (Pt. 2) : (Pt. 3) : (Pt. 4)

Guerrilla News Network: What the World Thinks Now
Nancy Snow, December 10, 2002

CBC News: Work and debate on Kyoto have only begun: opponents

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Canadian Lawmakers Advance Climate Pact as Discord Grows. Widespread disapproval, however, has called into question whether the agreement will ever be fully put in place in Canada. By Clifford Krauss. [New York Times: Business]

Still Suffering From ’88 Gas Attack, a Village Distrusts Iraq’s Arms Report. Iraqi Kurds who were the victims of chemical warfare in 1988 do not believe Iraq’s contention that it no longer has weapons of mass destruction. By C. J. Chivers. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]

eBay hit by credit card scam. The world’s largest online auction site is targeted by fraudsters trying to steal credit card details from its 55 million customers. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]