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Shocking! Kidding, most obvious thing in the world. In fact, I predicted this the second the Schumer-Manchin deal was announced. Politics is so simple. Follow the money. That’s where you’ll find corrupt politicians (and their donors).
🚨NEWS: Democratic leaders are flagrantly lying about closing the private equity tax loophole.
Experts & a top corporate law firm show they are preserving most of the tax break — fulfilling Schumer’s pledge to his Wall St donors that he would defend it. levernews.com/dems-stealth-g…
In short, because of the New Orleans City Council, regulator of Entergy. The “riders” are all hitting. We are paying for a nuclear power plant that doesn’t provide power. We’re paying for a gas power plant we didn’t want & didn’t need. Solution: Council action & municipalization.
Why is my @EntergyNOLA bill more than my mortgage?? $1,400 is unreal for a 1,000 sq ft house. 😢
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Why is my @EntergyNOLA bill more than my mortgage?? $1,400 is unreal for a 1,000 sq ft house. 😢
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Replying to @SenSanders
@SenSanders quotes from letter from many orgs and @CenterForBioDiv that calls the legislation suicide by tying clean energy development to fossil fuel development on federal lands. will offer amendment to remove pro-oil/gas sections of bill - @TexasSierraClub supports this
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To quote Naomi Klein, “Sacrifice zones [categorize] whole subsets of humanity as less than fully human, which makes their poisoning in the name of progress somehow acceptable.”
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Sacrificing 1 area of the country to pollution from oil & gas development as a deal to unlock big clean energy potential in other areas of the country is highly problematic. We reject the racism & classism of position that the Gulf South should once again “take one for the team.”
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These are of particular concern to coastal in the Western Gulf of Mexico that are already facing the legacy of current oil and gas leasing, continued outfall from the BP disaster & the massive fossil fuel buildout of LNG exports, refineries and chemical plants along our coasts.
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We cant sacrifice certain historically marginalized parts of the country to future pollution from oil & gas development as part of a deal to unlock massive clean energy potential in other areas of the country. @TexasSierraClub supports most of this bill but calls for amendments.
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While the Inflation Reduction Act, as written, will provide unprecedented investments in many of our priority areas, it stands to bring tremendous harm to the Gulf South - one of the most impacted areas in the country from climate change. 🧵
#ComeOnIn! I’m here for the self and collective transformation/liberation, committed to personal and collective practice 🌕💚 @ShowUp4RJ
Health professionals take on healing the planet — 💥⚡️🙌🏻
“We need a healthy planet for healthy people.”
Some feel good climate news, for once, in my latest for @EENewsUpdates eenews.net/articles/hospital…
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I can’t believe I’m saying this, but I agree with @DouthatNYT. This is actually worth mentioning.
Before Roe, millions of men enjoyed marriages, jobs & kids they never would’ve had if we allowed women to do what they wanted with their bodies.
This actually explains everything.
Worth noting that in the 50 yrs since Roe, men have become less likely to find a spouse, less likely father kids or live with the kids they father, and less likely to participate in the workforce.
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New Orleans *District E* residents! Join Councilmember @otforus, ENONAC & EFNO for a District Town Hall on energy issues. This Thursday, April 14th @ 6pm online. Register here: bit.ly/districtEtownhall #Power4People
What’s also cool is that from today on, this day is Germaine Bazzle Day in New Orleans! I will always remember April 7th. ✨
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Congratulations to Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, who made history today as the first Black woman confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court. What a momentous day for our country.
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BREAKING: The U.S. Senate confirms Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, securing her place as the first Black woman on the high court. apne.ws/PIKIA2s



















