Tag Archives: equity

Take a stand against corporate funding of voter suppression

2012-9-2 – 9:24 am

Now some of America’s biggest companies, like Duke Energy, are helping the right wing to stop people of color, young people, and seniors from voting in order to help Republicans get elected.

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Global Warming’s Terrifying New Math

2012-7-19 – 7:26 pm

End of Life on the Planet as We know It, The Rolling Stone lists some of the companies bringing us this consequence,

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Hey, Sailor

2012-1-28 – 9:56 am

[Splash]
“Why are they saying ‘Praise, Gawd’ when they dump us?”
“Because their Gawd is Money.”
[SPLASH]
“That was an entire family.”
“They also like efficiency.”

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Re-paving / Extending the Road to Hell and High Water

2010-11-16 – 3:27 pm

Ah, I love the smell of fresh asphalt. It smells like Victory.

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Low Carbon Electric Power

2007-12-12 – 3:31 pm

Bio-energy activities involve Equity — Economy — Ecology; and, the issues are more complex due to the overlapping of these major categories and other policy sub-categories.

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3 E’s for the Mississippi and Atchafalaya River Basin

2007-10-19 – 5:18 pm

Annually agriculture runoff seeps into the Mississippi watershed and collects in the Gulf of Mexico, causing an annual dead zone the size of New Jersey.

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