Source : Inside Climate News
Les propres recherches d’Exxon ont confirmé le rôle des combustibles fossiles dans le réchauffement climatique il y a plusieurs décennies. Les cadres dirigeants ont été avertis d’une possible catastrophe due à l’effet de serre, puis ont mené des efforts pour bloquer les solutions.
Source : The Intercept, Murtaza Hussain
Le projet Syncrude à Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, le 6 mars 2006. Le projet Syncrude est une coentreprise exploitée par Syncrude Canada Ltd. et détenue par l’Imperial Oil Resources et d’autres sociétés pétrolières et gazières. Photo : Norm Betts/Bloomberg via Getty Images
El editor de The Grayzone, Max Blumenthal, fue arrestado bajo falsas acusaciones luego de reportar sobre la violencia de la…
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Venezuela’s opposition has long accused the Bolivarian government of corruption and mismanagement. But with Citgo on the verge of liquidation,…
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The US oil cartel has given Florida’s Rick Scott 500 million reasons to be one of the Senate’s most fanatical…
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La historia del ascenso del cerebro del cambio de régimen a travéz de instituciones de la élite estadounidense y la…
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The story of regime-change brain Carlos Vecchio’s rise through elite US institutions and the oil industry captures the essence of…
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From Ochelli.com
First The author of The War State talked about the evolution of alternative media in the financial sector. Chuck explains this should be no shock to anyone following the trials and tribulations of his odyssey through the matrix of modern media.
Wayuu indigenous woman Rosalba Castro, 20, draws water from a community well in Manaure, Colombia, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015. (AP/Fernando Vergara)
