Populist House Republicans Rejecting Woke Corporations over ESG
Lobbyists for “woke” corporations adopting “equality and climate goals” have reportedly faced problems when meeting with populist House Republicans.
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US Environmental Agency Needs a Reproductive Justice Hero
A letter signed by 28 organizations this week is asking the United States Environmental Protection Agency to establish a reproductive justice expert position within its environmental justice division.
Riley Moore: ESG Policies Will Be the 'Destruction of Fossil Fuel Industry'
WASHINGTON, District of Columbia — West Virginia Treasurer Riley Moore, who recently announced a congressional run in 2024, told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview that Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) policies are going to lead to the “destruction of the fossil fuel industry.” Moore, the first Republican state treasurer in
Protests as Govt Bans Burning Natural Fuel Just in Time for Energy Crisis
Protesters gathered in front of a shuttered power station on Sunday to demonstrate against the Irish government’s banning of a natural and abundant fossil fuel just in time for the winter energy crisis. A large group of mostly rural individuals gathered at the closed Shannonbridge Power Station on Sunday
Global Plastics Treaty: Opportunity to Protect Rights
(New York) – Governments attending negotiations for a Global Plastics Treaty should ensure that the new treaty protects human rights throughout the plastic life cycle, Human Rights Watch said today, releasing a question-and-answer document about the human rights impacts of plastic production, use, and disposal. Governments are to meet in Punta
Plastics and Human Rights: Questions and Answers
Plastic production, use, and disposal have significant impacts on human rights.Plastics contain toxic chemical additives, which can pose significant threats to human health.
This Week in the New Normal #53
Our successor to This Week in the Guardian, This Week in the New Normal is our weekly chart of the progress of autocracy, authoritarianism and economic restructuring around the world.
1. Overpopulation and climate change
The big population news, reported late last month, is that we just crossed 8 billion
WV Treasurer Running for Congress to Combat 'Woke Corporate Activism'
West Virginia State Treasurer Riley Moore announced Monday that he will run in the state’s Second Congressional District to stop “woke corporate activism.” Moore, the first Republican state treasurer in West Virginia in 92 years, said in a written statement: West Virginians need a fighter in Washington to stand
Report: California to Ban Older Diesel Trucks at Ports by 2025; Electric Truck Mandate by 2035
The State of California is continuing its aggressive policies pushing consumers and companies to adopt electric vehicles by proposing to force shipping companies to use electric trucks at the state’s beleaguered port facilities. Despite a supply-chain crisis that resulted in record backlogs at Los Angeles and Long Beach ports
Governments Should Commit to Fossil Fuel Phase Out at COP27
In these closing days of COP27, governments are negotiating the final text detailing the key agreements reached at the United Nations climate change summit in Egypt.
More “sudden heart attacks” …with a “climate change” twist
Anyone following the news cycle since the Covid “vaccines” rolled out has seen a simply remarkable uptick in the number of things that can reportedly cause sudden strokes or heart attacks.
Tom Emmer Pushes ESG LGBTQ Agenda as He Vies for House Majority Whip
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COP27: Governments Should Reject Weak Carbon Market Rules
(Sharm El-Sheikh) – Countries attending the 27th annual United Nations climate change Conference of Parties (COP27) in Egypt should reject newly proposed recommendations for removals in a global carbon market, Human Rights Watch said today.
The proposal fails to establish baseline human rights safeguards or ensure effective climate action. On the
Lab-grown meat & nuclear yeast vats: COP27 reignites the war on food
We’re a week into this year’s UN climate summit, COP27, and the various agenda planned to roll out on the back of it are coming into focus.
None more so than the autumn offensive in the establishment’s war on food. There’s a big push on that
Malaysia: Rights Agenda for Next Government
(Bangkok) – Political parties in Malaysia’s November 19, 2022 general elections should commit to a strong human rights agenda for the country, Human Rights Watch said in a letter sent to party and coalition leaders this week. Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob dissolved parliament on October 10, setting the stage