Sharon Smith
Dissident Voice
May 11, 2008
On April 30th, reporters flocked to the penthouse suite of a Midtown Manhattan hotel where fifteen representatives of the Rockefeller dynasty were holding court. There, the Rockefellers chastised oil giant Exxon-Mobil for failing to invest in “alternative energy” sources, invoking their own moral authority as Exxon-Mobil’s longest standing shareholders.
Family spokesperson Neva […]
Robin Pagnamenta / London Times | April 29, 2008
One of America’s most powerful families will call tomorrow for a sweeping shake-up at the top of ExxonMobil, the world’s largest company.
A group of descendants of John D. Rockefeller, who founded Exxon’s predecessor Standard Oil in 1870, will begin a campaign to split the role of chief […]
Elizabeth Fernandez
San Francisco Chronicle
April 20, 2008
UC Berkeley experts investigating why millions of trees in California have fallen victim to sudden oak death have figured out where the infestation began: Mount Tamalpais and Santa Cruz.
Scientists also now think the killer organism, which they suspect rode in on nonnative nursery plants, eventually was carried by humans to […]
Ed Pilkington in Dallas
The Guardian,
Monday April 14 2008
Article history
Wind farms around McCamey, Texas. Photograph: Bob Daemmrich/Corbis
T Boone Pickens is famous for thinking big. He founded his Texan oil company, Mesa Petroleum, in 1956 with just $2,500 (£1,200) in the bank. After a string of audacious takeovers he turned it into an independent empire that challenged […]
Editor’s Note: Bayer bills itself as a “global partner of UNEP,” the United Nations Environment Program, determined to force us to “Kick the CO2 or Carbon Habit,” in other words force us to kick the civilization habit. It should be noted that Bayer knowingly sold its AIDS infected “Factor 8″ blood product, resulting in the […]
Associated Press
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
NEW YORK — A BB&T Capital Markets analyst said Monday corn rationing may be necessary this year, following a U.S. Department of Agriculture report predicting farmers would plant far fewer acres of corn in 2008.
According to the March Prospective Plantings Report, farmers intend to plant about 86 million acres of corn […]
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This is old, but I just found it. Here at ARO, we generally believe that state regulations are tools to enforce the will of the global death cabal, and twist the population into the behaviors and attitudes agreeable to their long term plans. If regulations aren’t doing this, than they’re simply aiding the capitalistic pursuits […]
James Kanter / IHT | March 27, 2008
Romania, which has been one of the most receptive markets on a skeptical Continent for genetically modified crops, is moving toward a reversal of its stance, in what would be another setback for the beleaguered biotechnology industry in Europe.
Attila Korodi, Romania’s environment minister, said he would ask a […]
Brit Amos
Global Resource
March 26, 2008
‘Commercial beehives pollinate over a third of [North}America’s crops and that web of nourishment encompasses everything from fruits like peaches, apples, cherries, strawberries and more, to nuts like California almonds, 90 percent of which are helped along by the honeybees. Without this pollination, you could kiss those crops goodbye, to say […]