Large PR companies have worked for decades inculcating a conceptual framework to guide people to reject climate defense action.

while trying to remain unidentified.

The culpable companies include Cerrell, Edelman, Glover Park, and Ogilvy.

Democrats in Congress called on the Attorney General to end Chevron's use of a US court to persecute Steven Donziger.

56% of workers in the gas and oil industry, world wide, would rather work in renewable energy.

Those companies fired many workers last year, and some refuse to come back. But there will be room for all of them in renewable energy if we invest funds to make it grow.

Senator Durbin has proposed to legislate to give each prisoner in Guantanamo a real, civilian trial, or release him.

I support this, but there are a few details that need attention.

First, what about prisoners that were tortured into confessions? I think those confessions will be inadmissible in real US trials, which could mean that they can't be convicted of anything. Charges against them ought to be dropped, but will the proposed amendment do this?

Second, what will the US do about prisoners that face no charges but have no country they can safely go to? That is not a justification to keep them in prison.

I think it is ok to let them live in the US if they wish. A handful of non-citizens in the US, even if they wish revenge, will not make any significant difference to the security of Americans. They will be insignificant compared with all the unidentified people who do or will feel that way.

Third, what about those who find a home abroad and wish revenge? There are so many people that wish for revenge against US military violence that these would make no significant difference.

*Labor group says Amazon massively under reported Covid cases contracted at work.*