Month: October 2020

Environmentalists furious with President Barack Obama’s continued support for Arctic drilling on Saturday descended on the White House and paddled onto waterways across the United States united in a call to end this dangerous expansion of our fossil fuel energy system. In a display of solidarity with Seattle’s ‘kayaktivists’—who through repeated direct actions have tried […]

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In a maneuver blasted by constitutional rights experts as “rare and unusual,” the Obama administration late on Friday submitted a long-awaited filing urging a federal judge not to order the release of a hunger-striking prisoner at Guantánamo Bay, whose condition has been described by his lawyers as deteriorating rapidly. The filing was kept under seal, […]

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Democrats on Thursday launched a wave of attack ads against Jon Ossoff’s GOP opponent in the special election runoff for a Georgia House seat, according to a new report. Click Here: cheap all stars rugby jersey The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) hit Karen HandelKaren Christine HandelJon Ossoff to challenge David Perdue after winning Georgia Democratic […]

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LONDON—Spring is arriving ever earlier as greenhouse gas levels rise and global temperatures warm, and the northern hemisphere growing season is now two weeks longer  than it was in 1900. But, paradoxically, new research shows that forest giants that once responded to the early spring are beginning to slow down—because they miss the chill. Yongshuo […]

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Commenting on the political landscape, now six years after the U.S. Supreme Court’s Citizens United ruling, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter laments that Washington D.C. has become corrupted by the influence of money. “We’ve become, now, an oligarchy instead of a democracy,” Carter told Oprah Winfrey in an interview excerpt released on Tuesday. “I think […]

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Hoping to shed light on how Ecuadorian Indigenous and mestiza women are subject to systemic criminalization and repression for their work protecting the Amazon rainforest from fossil fuel exploitation and pollution, a panel comprised entirely of such women will on Monday bring their grievances to the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights in Washington D.C. Many […]

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