GST Original Articles
By Don Fitz and Stan Cox / 31 May 2023
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By Katie Singer / 15 May 2023
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Last year, my husband spent $3500 to keep his 2003 Subaru running. In the last two months, he patched two flat tires rather than buy a new set for $1000. A 2010 Subaru Forester costs $10,499, which we don’t have. What to do? We aim to live within our financial and ecological means—and he needs a vehicle that can hold long tree-pruning poles. In this context, I read engineers’ reports related to electric vehicles.
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A “clean,... Read more
By Robert Hunziker / 14 May 2023
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-For the first time that scientists can recall, sea surface temperatures that always recede from annual peaks are failing to do so, staying high-
Global warming and extensive overfishing have damaged ocean ecosystems well beyond recognition from only a few decades ago. Still, on its own accord, the ocean stood tall for over 3 billion years. But, alas, in less than one human lifetime it is teetering like never before, and... Read more
By Kim Scipes / 13 May 2023
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It’s Time for the Left to Assert Itself in the Mainstream Media
--Kim Scipes
Donald Trump is about as useless as a tastebud on an anus.
Anyone who has paid attention to the verdict in the E. Jean Carrol case and/or the CNN “townhall” on May 10 in New Hampshire knows that Trump is an inveterate liar; and that’s only if you hadn’t learned that over the past eight years or so. I’ve just spent several hours watching mainstream TV analysts comment on his CNN town hall. The opinions were pretty... Read more
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By Paige Bennett / 01 June 2023
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In a study on more than 71,000 animal species around the world, researchers discovered that about 48% are declining. The researchers analyzed population data on mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, fish and insects. These findings were published in the journal Biological Reviews. According to the World Wildlife Fund, human activities including land... Read more
By John Feffer / 19 May 2023
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By Karen A. Spiller and Prakash Kashwan / 19 May 2023
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One new idea that’s gaining attention is the concept of food forests – essentially, edible parks. These projects, often sited on vacant lots, grow large and small trees, vines, shrubs and plants that produce fruits, nuts and other edible products. Unlike community gardens or urban farms, food forests are designed to mimic ecosystems found in nature,... Read more
By klaus-drager / 18 May 2023
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On taking office as President of the EU Commission in 2019, Ursula von der Leyen said she wanted to create a ‘geopolitical Commission’: “We have enormous tasks ahead of us: Brexit, climate change, 5G expansion, the rise of protectionism, and the reform of the European asylum system – to name just a few. To manage these upheavals, Europe must stand united and assert itself more globally.” Her goal... Read more
By Anja Bless / 17 May 2023
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Decades of industrial agriculture have caused environmental and social damage across the globe. Soils have deteriorated and plant and animal species are disappearing. Regenerative agriculture is one alternative creating a lot of buzz, especially in rich, industrially developed countries. The term “regenerative agriculture” was coined in the 1970s. It’s... Read more
By Ken Cosentino / 15 May 2023
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Peehee Mu’huh, Nevada – On Thursday, the Humboldt County Sheriff’s department issued a final warning to Indigenous land defenders at Thacker Pass. Members of law enforcement are demanding that the land defenders vacate a service road leading into the lithium mining operation. The Indigenous land defenders have erected a tipi on a proposed water line... Read more
