A critical mode of thinking is at the core of building and maintaining an open society. Our social institutions are imperfect and ought to hold themselves to accountability and improvement. That is the idea of an open society.
@canimmigrant NOBODY at the helm of @EquinoxGoldCorp should be up for an award considering their track record... least of all someone who is presiding over the "social responsibility" of their environmental and social crimes in Aurizona, Brazil right now.
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As I head into my Chevron-orchestrated "trial" today after 643 days of house arrest, please never forget what this case is really about.
Chevron caused a mass industrial poisoning of the Amazon. 6 courts and 29 judges found it guilty.
Victor Pickering, an activist from Fiji currently on board the Rainbow Warrior, held a banner reading: “Our Pacific, not yours to destroy!”, building on this inspiring Pacific Blue Line statement: https://t.co/Lo4iVRBFMJ @GreenpeaceNZ#DeepTrouble#DefendTheDeep
"The good news: The creation of protected marine areas would help keep down this carbon, while improving both fisheries and marine life, according to a new study."
"A quarter of the CO₂ pollution we emit every year washes into the ocean, and some falls to the floor as sediment, where it stays safely away from the atmosphere for millenniums." -Eric Roston, the Climate Report newsletter @climate
"Except when industrial fishing trawlers run over 1.3% of the ocean floor every year, releasing as much as 20% of the atmospheric CO₂ that the oceans absorb annually."
“The reintroduction of the condor is one component of this effort to reconstruct the diverse environmental conditions that once existed in our region.-Yurok Tribe Chairman Joseph L. James
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It's not often that I feel the urge to applaud car manufacturers and Google 🙃🤷♀️
BMW, Volvo and Google vow to exclude use of ocean-mined metals https://t.co/ugYZb8E8Xf via @financialtimes
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A new report published in @nytimes found that trawling for fish may unleash as much carbon as air travel. It also found that strategically conserving specific #marine areas would help sequester large amounts of carbon and safeguard #biodiversity. https://t.co/itV3nUpu4U