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Profile of the Billionaire Club
Profile of the Billionaire Club
Current events are unmasking an image of the deep state,
the secretive and powerful group operating behind the scenes
to create a one-world government.
By: Theordore ...
"The Chasm at the End of The American Dream"
"The Chasm at the End of The American Dream"
Ron AutreyI remember as a college sophomore in 1972, Hugh Hefner (yes Playboy Magazine) published an article about the "Tri-Lateral Commission". That club membership included the CEO's and owners of the largest multi-national companies in the world. Their agenda was similar to the one described in the Billionaire's Club essay included ...
Cleaner Water With Electrified Membranes
News | July 18, 2024
Cleaner Water With Electrified Membranes
Nitrate contamination in water has long presented threats to the environment and human health. Now, Yale researchers have developed an efficient and effective way to remove it.
Lea Winter, assistant professor of chemical & environmental engineering, proposes the use of electrified membranes made with carbon ...
E.P.A. Is Letting Cities Dump More Raw Sewage Into Rivers for Years to Come
MORE RAW SEWAGE INTO RIVERS FOR YEARS TO COME
By Christopher Flavelle
Mr. Flavelle went 10 stories beneath Washington, D.C., to learn why sewage storage tunnels cost so much to build.
Published Jan. 24, 2020Updated Jan. 28, 2020The Environmental Protection Agency has made it easier for cities to keep dumping raw sewage into rivers by letting them delay or otherwise...
Boil-Water Advisory Is Lifted in Washington and Northern Virginia
BOIL-WATER ADVISORY IS LIFTED IN WASHINGTON AND NORTHERN VIRGINIA
By John Yoon
July 4, 2024The authorities in Washington and Arlington, Va., on Wednesday advised all 920,000 residents to boil their drinking water after they discovered that algae blooms in the Potomac River had raised pollution levels in a reservoir.
The boil water advisory, which extended to the ...
Bringing the Ocean to the Classroom: A Conversation with a Teacher and OCEARCH Education Ambassador
By OCEARCH
January 17, 2024 News, Press releases, Uncategorized
Bringing the Ocean to the Classroom: A Conversation with a Teacher and OCEARCH Education Ambassador
We had the pleasure of speaking with Kara Lawless, a passionate high school science teacher and Education Ambassador for OCEARCH. Kara has been working closely with OCEARCH to bring marine education into her ...
How Remote Water Quality Monitoring Improves Crisis Response
Article | March 27, 2024
How Monitoring Improves Crisis Response
Source: Badger Meter
To protect themselves and their communities, water utilities must have a crisis response plan in place. However, a crisis response plan is only valuable if the right technologies are in place. Remote water quality monitoring is the key to mitigating the risk of contaminated source ...
How Surfing Inspired Me To Create A Company That Keeps Our Oceans Clean
Article | December 14, 2022
How Surfing Inspired Me To Create A Company That Keeps Our Oceans Clean
By Ari Goldfarb, Co-Founder and CEO of Kando
Don’t be complacent with an ‘out of sight, out of mind’ mentality when it comes to our polluted oceans. It won’t do you any good.
The world’s oceans, with their vast expanses and endless ...
Billings, Montana's Only Source-Water Body Hits A Record Low
Billings, Montana's Only Source-Water Body Hits A Record Low
January 12, 2022By Peter Chawaga
The sole source of drinking water for one of Montana’s largest cities has dropped to a record low in another historic sign of ongoing drought that’s impacting much of the American West.
“The Yellowstone [River] is Billings’ one source of drinking water, and the city ...
Arizona Rep.: California's Water Plan Is 'Reckless And Unacceptable'
Arizona Rep.: California's Water Plan Is 'Reckless And Unacceptable'
September 13, 2022
By Peter Chawaga
Increasing drought in the American West has forced states to try and work together to collectively conserve the dwindling source water that remains. But recent comments from one state legislator to another indicate that cooperation could be hard to ...
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