Category Archives: Publicity

Naomi Klein article from billmoyers.com July 6, 2015

Everyone includes political leaders, of course. But having attended many meetings with social movements about the COP summit in Paris, I can report this: there is zero tolerance for yet another failure being dressed up as a success for the cameras. … Continue reading

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Mark Reynolds, CCL, P-C

Mark Reynolds of CCL (Citizens’ Climate Lobby) Everything you think you know about Republicans, climate change is wrong Here’s what we know about climate change: 97 percent of climate scientists are convinced, based upon the evidence, that human-caused global warming … Continue reading

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Hughie Tweedy LTE PC, 6/16/15

The company trying to buy right-of-ways for the Bakken pipeline offered Mr. Tweedy a $2500 teenage prostitute. That guy should be jailed. Anyway, I thought we should certainly include Mr. Tweedy as a friend and hope he hangs tough. Here’s … Continue reading

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Becky Ross 6/8/15 letter to editor, Press-Citizen

Decrease plastic use to help environment Iowa is a long way from an ocean, but many of us like to vacation near the ocean. We want our water and beaches to be clean and the ecosystems to be healthy for … Continue reading

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Moral, ethical issues with Bakken Pipeline

PC op ed by Jane Yoder-Short 6-1-15 Moral, ethical issues with Bakken Pipeline “A corporation, essentially, is a pile of money to which a number of persons have sold their moral allegiance.” — Wendell Berry What does it cost to … Continue reading

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Barbara Schlachter’s op ed May 21, 2015

Climate change and cancer share a few surprising similarities Earth Day and Mother’s Day have come and gone. We can forget about our Mother the Earth for almost a year, if we choose. This year’s observances have been extremely poignant … Continue reading

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Lynn Gallager LTE, Press-Citizen 5/8/15

Factory farms are inhumane Don’t call it euthanasia The over 5 million chickens and turkeys are not dying a painless death. They will suffer and feel terror while they die. They will fight for their lives because, like us, they … Continue reading

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Nancy Adams-Cogan Apr 13, 2015, PC

For heaven’s sake! Why should we accommodate corporation convenience in transporting harmful products under, over, around or through the ground on which we live, breathe and have our being? Let corporations work harder to develop safe, non-damaging energy sources, and … Continue reading

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Barbara Schlachter’s op ed March 27, 2015

Using the ‘precautionary principle’ George Schultz, who was secretary of state from 1982 to 1989, had a piece in The Washington Post a few weeks ago titled “A Reagan approach to climate change.” What I remember about President Ronald Reagan … Continue reading

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Pat Bowen’s letter to the editor (PC) 3/2/2015

http://www.press-citizen.com/story/opinion/readers/2015/03/02/bruce-rastetter-ag-summit-family-farms/24265621/ Ag summit isn’t about farming issues Bruce Rastetter is claiming he will elevate the concerns of farmers, who “feed and fuel the world,” through his 2015 Iowa Ag Summit to be held in Des Moines on March 7 by … Continue reading

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