The environmentalist group Amazon Frontlines and their allies from the Waorani indian tribe successfully sued to stop parts of the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador to be sold off for oil exploration. According to SBS News, the two groups consider it a huge win but, in reality, it is the Ecuadorian people whose lives will be…
A harrowing guest column written by Wolf Creek Ski Area (WCSA) CEO Davey Pitcher was published in The Durango Herald today. Wolf Creek, Colorado enjoys some of the highest amounts of snow fall in the state and Texas billionaire Red McCombs envisioned a Village at Wolf Creek resort next to the ski area. Environmentalists contend…
In an obvious attempt at deflection, The New York Times downplays the environmentalist views of El Paso shooter Patrick Crusius and even lumps him in with other white racist mass shooters, such as Pittsburgh synagogue shooter Robert Bowers and, not surprisingly, states he copies President Trump’s rhetoric. The Times does this while ignoring the main…
20 people are dead and 26 injured resulting from a dreadful mass shooting that took place at a Walmart near the Cielo Vista Mall in El Paso, Texas yesterday. According to The New York Times, the suspect is Dallas resident Patrick Crusius. What should be of note isn’t just that Crusius used an AK-47 battle…
A very sobering report was issued by the Non-Governmental Organization Global Witness on Tuesday. According to The Rio Times, Brazil is in the top four countries where environmentalists are likely to be killed in which the Philippines holds the highest number of deaths. Colombia and Guatemala also made the list. It is sobering and, simultaneously,…
Jacob Jarvis, Evening Standard A lawyer representing hundreds of Extinction Rebellion protesters said it “beggars belief” so many of them are being prosecuted. It comes as two courtrooms are being set aside for a day each week at Westminster Magistrates’ Court for 19 weeks, to deal with Extinction Rebellion protesters arrested in mass demonstrations across…
A major power outage has occurred in New York City tonight. According to The New York Times, a segment of the West Side of Manhattan was affected resulting in thousands of people in subways and even elevators trapped, and drivers having to use their own judgement when crossing intersections since traffic lights were also out.…
