California: Gavin Newsom's Electric Car Mandate Will Put 32,000 Mechanics Out of Work Estimates by the State of California suggest that 32,000 automotive mechanics will lose their jobs by 2040 if Gov.
Australia: Crucial Need for Ambitious Climate Action (Sydney, May 24, 2022) – The new Australian prime minister, Anthony Albanese, should make ambitious action on climate a priority of his new government, Human Rights Watch said today.
Exclusive: Louie Gohmert, Conservatives Urge Congress to Strip Amnesty, Wokeness, Climate from Weak Anti-China Bill Rep.
Global Food Crisis: EU Slammed Over Lack of Food Self-Sustainability In the midst of a global food crisis, a report from environmental org the WWF has slammed the EU for its lack of food self-sustainability.
Vancouver Man Kicks Out Tesla Window to Escape Burning Car that Locked Him Inside Firefighters in Vancouver, Canada, are investigating a car fire involving a Tesla after an electrical malfunction caused the vehicle doors to lock shut, trapping the driver inside as smoke began pouring in through vents. The driver kicked out a window to escape from Elon Musk’s electric vehicle. CTV News
Reimagine Global Food Systems to Prevent Hunger and Protect Rights The past week has been another reminder of the urgent need to build global food systems that treat food as a human right rather than a commodity.
Jackson Lee: BBB Might Have Increased Inflation, But It Invested 'in People, Particularly with Climate Change' On Wednesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “America Reports,” Rep.
Exclusive—William Perry Pendley: Biden Continues His War on American Energy with Sham Federal Oil and Gas Lease Sales In a city known for its duplicity, cynicism, and toxic partisanship, the Biden administration’s announcement on April 15 about the “resumption” of federal oil and gas leasing was among the most duplicitous, cynical, and toxically partisan announcement ever. It was slipped out the door, not just on a Friday–
Massive Food Inflation: Farm Prices Up 31% as Eggs, Meat, Vegetables, Chickens, Dairy, Corn, and Wheat Soar The prices of U.S.farm products continued to rise in March, reflecting the inflationary pressures gripping the U.S.
DOE Secretary Granholm Refuses to Answer Pipeline Prosperity Question Former governor of Michigan now serving as Joe Biden’s Secretary at the Department of Energy, Jennifer Granholm, would not answer a question about what economic impact the Line 5 pipeline has on the state at a House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Energy hearing on Thursday. “Would you say
Oil Plunges 6.5% as China Lockdowns Spread Oil futures plunged nearly 6.5 percent on Monday as traders assessed the impact of anti-Covid lockdowns in China.
Malaysia: End Secrecy on Major Land Deal in Sabah (Bangkok) – The Sabah state government in Malaysia should immediately make public the terms and status of a land deal that would hand management of 4.9 million acres of tropical forest to a foreign company for up to 200 years, Human Rights Watch said today. The Sabah government is obligated
Report: New York City Residents Slow to Embrace Electric Vehicles New York City residents have been reluctant to embrace electric vehicles as the city pursues a transition to “sustainable transportation” in an effort to “achieve carbon neutrality,” according to reports. While the Big Apple aspires to overhaul the city fleet to consist of entirely electric vehicles by 2040 and install