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What Was Not a US Election Issue: Lifes’ Survival: Capitalism is killing the planet – it’s time to stop buying into our own destruction!
AS Rachel Carson Stated in the Sea Around Us 75 Years Ago: “ It is a curious situation that the sea, from which life first arose, should now be threatened by the activities of one form of that life. But the sea, though changed in a sinister way, will continue to exist; the threat is rather to life itself”
Weekly average CO2 at Mauna Loa Week beginning on November 01, 2026: is 428.57 ppm. Monthly Methane
Video: How a powerful El Niño will affect people around the world A strengthening El Niño in the Pacific Ocean will have global ramifications beyond a sleepy hurricane season in the neighbouring Atlantic. These warmer-than-normal sea surface temperatures have a far-reaching influence that can touch every aspect of life around the world, ranging from a single person fishing for food to the most complex international trade.”We are already seeing disruption and devastation from droughts and floods and extreme weather,” the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said in a press release on Thursday.The agency added: “We expect these impacts to multiply – and cascade – as El Niño intensifies.”
Video: Nobody Realizes What El Niño Is About to Do to Our World
Video: Jeffrey Sachs | Chandran Nair | “There is no overcapacity in China” | GIFT ConferenceIs China’s “overcapacity” a genuine economic problem, or a label used to explain away China’s industrial success?
Video: The REAL reason Trump lost the midterm election: Americans oppose Iran War & Israel. The Democrats won a majority in both chambers of Congress in the 2026 US midterm election, not because voters love them, but because the Republicans are even more unpopular. Ben Norton analyzes the results and explains how Donald Trump’s war on Iran caused an energy crisis, fueling inflation, hurting living standards, and angering voters. Most Americans now oppose Israel and Big Tech corporations, but the DNC won’t implement real change.
One can’t Reform Corporations — One Can’t Reform Demcractic Party!: Ralph Nader: Despite Win, Corporate Democrats, Corporate Lobbyists & Trump Still DominateAs the November 3 Euphoria fades, the grim reality remains: Trump and his lawless regime, along with Corporatist Democratic leaders Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer, still hold the reins of power. Granted, the Democrats now have a comfortable majority in the House and Senate and will hold many investigative hearings into the Trump rein of corruption, cruelty, violence, mass lawbreaking and Elon Musk’s DOGE crimes. However, the grim prospect is that they will mostly produce few results. Why? First, they have to clear the corporatist Democratic Committee Chairs (more about that later) and then clear Speaker Hakeem Jeffries and Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. Jeffries and Schumer take large amounts of Wall Street campaign money. They take money from the big weapons manufacturers, and they are first in line for AIPAC-related campaign bucks. Second, they show few signs of heeding the anger of their Democratic voters – 90% of whom want Trump impeached. Voters also want Congress to give big corporations a heavy dose of “law and order,” restore taxes on them, and take these corporate giants and the super-rich owners off welfare. In short, the New York-based Democratic leadership in Congress remains very supportive of the Wall Streeters, the bloated military budget, corporate welfare, and the Netanyahu-AIPAC lobby, backing Netanyahu’s genocide in Palestine.
Bernie And AOC Sheepdog For The Democrats – OpEdBernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are trying to re-engage disaffected voters who are rightly disengaged from the Democratic Party. Big rallies can’t hide the fact that the Fighting Oligarchy Tour leads misguided people right back to oligarchy!
U.S. Voters Reject the Iran War and U.S. Backing For Israel, But Democratic Leaders Won’t Break With TrumpTrump’s war on Iran came home to American voters in the price of gasoline, groceries and other essentials. In this Geopolitical Economy Report analysis, Ben Norton argues that the war helped drive Republicans out of power in both chambers of Congress by deepening a cost-of-living crisis. In the exit polls he cites, 63% of midterm voters said going to war with Iran was the wrong decision, 51% said U.S. support for Israel was too strong, and 52% still held an unfavorable view of the Democratic Party. That last number matters. Democrats won control of Congress even as a majority of voters viewed the party unfavorably, and now their leaders face a test. Norton points to Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer’s opposition to the Obama-era Iran nuclear deal and House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries’ refusal, when the war began, to call for blocking its funding. The first fight after the midterms is over what Democrats will do with the power voters just gave them, including whether they’ll use Congress’s spending power to challenge Trump’s war policy and put limits on military aid to Israel.
High fossil fuel prices spread inflation ‘like a cancer’, UN climate chief tells Cop31Simon Stiell makes opening address at summit in Turkey, where talks are under way about speeding up shift to electrification
PA Pulls the Plug on Regulating Air Pollution From Livestock Operations The agency will suspend efforts, in the works for more than 20 years, to develop measures to enforce clean air laws at factory farms.
Going Green: Progress with Trump’s War With the start of the international climate conference, it’s a good time to see how the world is doing on the green transition. It is important to look at the world rather than just the United States. This is not only because we know that in the battle against global warming, Donald Trump is on the other side, but also because it is what the world as a whole does that matters, not just the United States. In pretty much every area the world is making great strides toward moving towards clean energy, driven largely by innovations in China and its massive manufacturing capacity. But innovation in clean technology is a worldwide phenomenon and there is still manufacturing capacity outside of China. More of this is also shifting towards clean energy. As I’ve noted before, Trump’s War on Iran has been a big plus in this respect, both because it sent oil prices soaring and also because it drove home clearly the instability of oil supplies. Wind or solar energy looks much better in this context.
US Citizen Shot by ICE in California Sues Trump Administration for $25 Million Carlos Jimenez claims the FBI drove him from the hospital to the scene for an interrogation, “while the bullet and fragments remained lodged in his body,” even as he “kept bleeding and vomiting in the agents’ van.”