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How Biden Ukraine foreign policy threatens world stability

September 20, 2022

According to experts and media pundits, the Ukraine war is becoming a dangerous debacle because the Biden administration refuses to negotiate openly and honestly with Russia. Since the Russian invasion on February 26, 2022, a pre-emptive action which President Putin labels as “special military operations” to take back NATO-militarized borderlands, the U.S., NATO, and world allies have implemented aggressive multilateral […]

Category: Climate change, Ecology, Environment, Green Party, Human Rights, International, Labor, Mind-Body-Spirit, NATO, News, Politics, Poverty, Technology, Transportation, World War Tags: corruption, Food Sovereignty, fossil fuels, homelessness, human rights, immigration, NATO, social justice, Soil Not Oil, world bank

Will public water infrastructure delays ruin the Golden State?

August 28, 2022

Water wells are going dry in California, especially in small towns in the Central Valley. In one documentary residents of Porterville reported their wells running dry in 2015. Another media byte exposes emptying water wells in Cambria. For the sake of tourism and upkeep of high property values along the coast, the water shortages are often downplayed. In fact, all […]

Category: Climate change, Ecology, Environment, Human Rights, International, Labor, National, Politics, Regional, Technology Tags: climate change, community, corruption, drought, human rights, water supply

Expert Asserts California Needs More Reservoirs, Here’s Why

July 23, 2022

On June 4, 2022, in an interview with California Insider, Brett Barbre, a former Yorba Linda Water Board Member, summed up why California needs more water reservoirs soon: “We’ve not built the necessary storage to keep up with population growth.“ In an exclusive interview with California Insider’s host Siyamak Khorrami, Brett Barbre, a fourth-generation Los Angelesan, asserts California’s drought is […]

Category: Climate change, Ecology, Environment, Human Rights, National, News, Technology Tags: climate change, community, drought, human rights, Sustainability, water supply

Church of the Epiphany Helps Save All in Need

June 26, 2022

Rollbacks, Extortion, Shortages—-What do we do? In a time of new frustration and vexation, it’s easy to succomb to all kinds of acting out. Maybe that is why the Triad has decided to raise once “settled” issues. Over the past week, we’ve seen a new “contest” over the right for women to have abortion, and a new cry and hue […]

Category: Beyond Science, Culture, Ecology, Environment, Human Rights, International, Labor, Media, Mind-Body-Spirit, National, Near East, Poverty, Regional Tags: Asian-American, community, Coronavirus, education, exploitation, feminism, grassroots activism, homelessness, housing first, morality, race

Doctors describe mRNA technology as unsafe, deadly: samples

January 30, 2022

The science-fiction cult movies such as “Coccoon” and “Aliens” spring to mind when one thinks about the “Invasion of the Body Snatchers.” So does the book genre, such as Childhood’s End by Arthur C. Clarke, or Island of Dr. Moreau by H.G. Wells. And believe it or not, life mimics art now, as the elite globalists hatched a plan to […]

Category: Culture, Ecology, Environment, Healthcare, Human Rights, International, Labor, Media, Mind-Body-Spirit, National, News, Technology Tags: community, corruption, exploitation, Health, human rights, integrity, media, social justice, world bank

Indigenous and environmental activists watchful amid DC standoff

October 20, 2021

Washington—-Indigenous and environmental activists gathered in groups for the People vs. Fossil Fuels for a week of marches, rallies, and demonstrations in Washington, D.C. The week of October 11th kicked off with a celebration in front of the White House on the renaming of Columbus Day as Indigenous People’s Day. There were scores of protesters at the White House and […]

Category: Climate change, Culture, Ecology, Environment, Green Party, Healthcare, Human Rights, International, Labor, Media, Mind-Body-Spirit, National, News, Politics, Poverty, Regional Tags: climate change, community, divestment, Environmental Justice, feminism, Food Sovereignty, fossil fuels, grassroots activism, Health, human rights, human trafficking, media, social justice, Soil Not Oil, Sustainability, water supply

Farmers Long Strike Against Modi

May 11, 2021

Indian farmers have set a record strike since November 26, 2020. These have made the headlines in India newspapers but are scarcely given any attention in Western media. According to People’s World, farmers, joined with tradespeople from all over India, are striking, and the numbers are daunting. Over 250 million workers, joined by students, supported by farmers wives who prepare […]

Category: Climate change, Culture, Ecology, Environment, Human Rights, International, Labor, News, Politics, Poverty, Technology Tags: community, Coronavirus, corruption, divestment, Environmental Justice, feminism, Food Sovereignty, grassroots activism, human rights, social justice, Soil Not Oil, Sustainability, water supply, world bank

Sharing Future Visions from the #UNGA75 Commemoration

November 25, 2020

The thematic celebration of United Nations Global Anniversary 75 years brought many perspectives to light for “Shaping Our Future Together.” It was the first virtual conference of its kind, a summit of recorded statements by heads of states, ministers, and diplomats. All 193 members were allowed to deliver speeches of up to 10 minutes. The official celebration was held between […]

Category: Asian American, Climate change, Culture, Ecology, Environment, Feature articles, Healthcare, Human Rights, International, Labor, Near East, News, Politics, Poverty, Technology, Universal Basic Income, World War Tags: Asian-American, climate change, community, Coronavirus, corruption, divestment, drought, environment, exploitation, feminism, Food Sovereignty, fossil fuels, grassroots activism, Health, housing first, human trafficking, immigration, integrity, NATO, Nuclear Radiation, peace education, race, social justice, Soil Not Oil, Sustainability, Syria, UBI, water supply, world bank

Tzu-Chi: Vegetarianism for a Good Cause

August 31, 2020

Vegetarianism lowers total carbon footprint, helping save planet Buddhist Tzu-Chi is a humanitarian non-profit founded in 1966 and based in Taiwan. Dharma Master Cheng Yen studied as a disciple with Venerable Master Yin Shun. The Buddhist organizer and teacher claims that her inspiration came from seeing how Catholic nuns performed good works for society such as setting up nursing homes, […]

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Brian O’Leary, ex-NASA address to United Nations

July 30, 2020

Here is a transcript for educational purposes (adapted for hearing impaired) of Dr. Brian O’Leary’s Address to the United Nations on the need to invest in truly clean cheap free energy that would be beneficial for all life on Spaceship Earth, and help us amid the global resources and climate crises. AGN’s transcription is the recognition of leadership, eloquence, and […]

Category: Beyond Science, Climate change, Ecology, Environment, Healthcare, Human Rights, International, Labor, Mind-Body-Spirit, National, Poverty, Technology Tags: climate change, environment, Food Sovereignty, grassroots activism, NATO, peace education, Soil Not Oil, water supply

Last hours of humanity: nuclear radiation feeding superstorms

November 14, 2019

Very strange weather — weather pattern disruptions and anomalies— has intensified over the past decade. Although it is taboo to explore the subject (research into the devastating effects of nuclear radiation tend to be either grotesquely conducted, or underfunded and top-secret), there is a nagging suspicion that the four nuclear reactor meltdowns at Fukushima from March 11, 2011 is amplifying […]

Category: Climate change, Ecology, Environment, Human Rights, International, NATO, News, Technology Tags: climate change, corruption, environment, Environmental Justice, homelessness, human rights, human trafficking, morality, Nuclear Radiation, peace education, water supply

Why humans will not survive mass extinction

October 13, 2019

According to scientists from around the world, the next mass extinction is already underway. Unlike previous ones, this mass extinction will likely be unique in that it was enabled by the smartest creatures on the planet: Homo Sapiens. We will never be able to face down that we are to blame for the planet’s health and environmental destruction. At this […]

Category: Asian American, Beyond Science, Climate change, Culture, Ecology, Feature articles, Human Rights, International, Media, Mind-Body-Spirit, NATO, Near East, Politics, Poverty, Regional, Technology, World War Tags: education, environment, Environmental Justice, grassroots activism, human rights, media, morality

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