THE ROCKY FILES: THE POWER OF PEOPLE
Rocky Kistner
There is nothing more impactful than stories about people on the front lines of climate change and environmental assaults. The fishermen, the farmers, the residents battling refinery pollution and bureaucracies. From the boreal forests of northern Alberta to the polluted refineries of the Gulf of Mexico, I have seen their story-telling power resonate with people all over the world. This site is meant to be a collaboration with people of all walks of life and all regions. Join me and tell your stories. We have the power to make change.
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Scientists: warming temps linked to rising wetlands #methane emissions that are hard to control. “You can turn a wrench in an oil and gas field to quench methane emissions...There’s no wrench for the Congo or the Amazon.” @shannonosaka @washingtonpost
Scientists may have figured out why a potent greenhouse gas is rising. The answer is scary.
Methane emissions spiked starting in 2020. Scientists say they have found the culprit.
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Not a good look for Louisiana. But this can change.
Deja vu: Trump’s rising attacks against the media remind journalists what would come in a Trump presidency. “Trump called journalists covering the event “monsters,” and “horrible, horrible, dishonest people.” @dfriedman33 @MotherJones
Trump threatens to “get the news shaped up”
He continues to attack free speech and vows to retaliate against journalists critical of him.
www.motherjones.com
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