Houston, Texas - May 26, 2010 - Chevron denies access to shareholder representatives in a bid to silence truth about its operations.
Chevron denies access to shareholder representatives in bid to silence truth about its human right and environmental impacts
Unbelievable!!!
The media conglomerate Discovery Communications used to be known for their
earth-friendly offerings. But they've just paid millions to Sarah Palin to
host a "nature" show, despite her decidedly anti-environmental stance: She
vocally advocates for habitat-destroying oil drilling, she denies global
warming is a human-caused threat, and she spearheaded a brutal
wolf-slaughter program as governor of Alaska.
It's one thing if Fox News gives Sarah Palin a platform. But when
For those of you who want to send a comment to the Department of Justice to break the Monsanto monopoly:
http://capwiz.com/grassrootsnetroots/issues/alert/?alertid=14469696
EPA Awards Over $130,000 to the Railroad Commission of Texas
(Dallas, Texas – October 6, 2009) The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded $138,975 to the Railroad Commission of Texas. The funds will be used by the Commission to perform mechanical integrity tests on Class III injection wells, and provide technical, drilling, completion, and reporting assistance to injection well operators in the State of Texas.
Additional information on EPA grants: http://www.epa.gov/region6/gandf/index.htm
More about activities in EPA Region 6: http://www.epa.gov/region6
WOMAN USES RECYCLABLE BAG TO ROB BANK
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Going green helped a woman rob an Austin bank. The Travis County Sheriff's Office says a woman held up a bank Tuesday and apparently used a recyclable grocery bag to haul away the greenbacks.
Sheriff's spokesman Roger Wade told The Associated Press, after viewing surveillance photos of the unidentified woman with the green bag, that he's guessing "that's where she put the money."
Wade said the bag was the only one the woman has going in and coming out of the Regions Bank branch.
Waste Management: Gas to Energy Plant in Illinois
Waste Management is jointly working with Illinois' Will County to develop a landfill gas-to-energy plant an existing recycling and disposal facility near Wilmington, Ill.
According to the agreement, WM will build and operate the facility. The goal is to generate electricity for the area and expected to be operating by the end of 2010.
Money to fund the project will be sought through federal economic stimulus funds set aside for renewable energy projects.