UK Inflation Spikes to Over 10 Per Cent Amid Rising Food Prices UK inflation rose again in February to over 10 per cent amid rising food prices, the country’s office for national statistics has confirmed.
Black Residents of Louisiana File Landmark Lawsuit In the United States, a landmark lawsuit filed in a federal court in Louisiana on Tuesday by residents of the state’s “Cancer Alley” declares an “environmental and public health emergency.” It calls for an end to any new heavy industry, including fossil fuel, petrochemical plants, and related infrastructure in
California Flood Victims Outraged at Newsom, Biden for Broken Promises on Aid Residents of Pajaro, California, a flooded community in Monterey County, are furious at Gov.
Joe Biden Issues First Veto to Reject Bill Reversing ESG Rule President Joe Biden issued his first veto on Monday, rejecting a bipartisan bill that would have reversed his Labor Department rule allowing left-wing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) policies to be considered in retirement investing. “I just vetoed my first bill,” Biden said in a tweet announcing the move. “This
Exclusive - Rep. Steve Scalise: ESG 'Hurts Blue-Collar Workers the Hardest' House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview on Thursday that the Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing movement harms the working class the most. Scalise spoke previously to Breitbart News about the need to pass H.R. 1, the Lower Energy Costs Act, a
PHOTOS: NM Hiring 'Professional Bear Huggers' for Conservation Work The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish is looking for special people to work with the state’s bears.
BlackRock Chief Larry Fink's Latest Letter Shies Away from ESG As the political backlash increased with the anti-ESG movement, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink appeared to have taken a different approach in his annual letter to investors regarding environmental, social, and governance investing. Despite the world’s largest asset manager proudly pushing the leftist ESG investing policies as the practice of
The Toxic World of Genetically Modified Crops The biotech industry promised genetically engineered foods would reduce pesticide use, increase the nutritional content of food, boost farmers’ profits and feed the world by increasing yields. In reality, GM crops have turned glyphosate into one of the most widely and recklessly used herbicides in history and monoculture has led
Zambia: ‘Green City’ Plan Should Focus on Lead Mine Remediation (Lusaka) – The Zambian government’s statement that it intends to make Kabwe a “green city” could offer an important opportunity to address the toxic lead that has been harming residents for decades, the Alliance for a Lead-Free Kabwe, a group of Zambian and international organizations, said today. Zambia’s acting
Lebanon: Electricity Crisis Exacerbates Poverty, Inequality (Beirut) – Lebanese authorities have failed to uphold the right to electricity by mismanaging the sector for decades, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.
Democrats: Give Green Energy Jobs to Foreign Workers, Not Americans Elected Democrats are making a new pitch for more legal immigration to the United States, teaming up with big business to suggest that green energy jobs ought to be filled with foreign workers rather than Americans on the labor market sidelines. A number of mass migration lobbying groups, often corporate-funded,
Aluminum’s Amazon Footprint Ford’s F-150 Lightning, the electric version of America’s best-selling vehicle, is produced with aluminum linked to deforestation and environmental harms in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest, according to reporting from Bloomberg released last week. The Bloomberg story describes the effects on communities’ land and water of mining and refining