The Brockovich Report
Erin Brockovich, Suzanne Boothby, Clayton Tucker, Jim Acosta, Shawn McCarthy, Madison Taggart, Carrie SchmidtReady to join the fight? Erin Brockovich & Suzanne Boothby deliver you the unfiltered truth on the national water crisis, toxic chemicals in the environment, & other health problems in your backyard, including how to speak up & take action.
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Is Clean Water A Constitutional Right?
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Earlier this month, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 10 to 5 that the U.S. Constitution does not guarantee people in Jackson, Mississippi, the right to clean drinking water.
“The Constitution does...
The Colorado River Crisis Has a Blind Spot
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Ready to join the fight? Erin Brockovich and team deliver you the unfiltered truth on the national water crisis, toxic chemicals, and other health problems in your backyard, including how to speak up and ta...
They Started A Petition. Their City Sued Them For It.
Two women circulated a petition asking their city to let voters decide on a data center. Now their city is suing them for it.
The dispute centers on a proposed $860 million data center, backed by Dubai-based DAMAC Digital, planned for a 40...
The Code Words That Mean A Data Center Could Be Coming To Your Town
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In Ashville, Ohio, a population of less than 5,000, the zoning permit that opened the door to a $450 million data center didn’t say “data center” anywhere near the top of the form.
It was a residential...
The U.S. Has A Landfill Problem
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Lynn Tavenner is a bankruptcy trustee, a court-appointed official who steps in to manage a company’s assets and affairs once it files for bankruptcy.
Right now, she is the closest thing to a regulator...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Environmental Advocate. Author of Superman's Not Coming. Exposing injustice & lending my voice to those who don't have one since the '90s.
Trained magazine journalist without a magazine home. Writing about the environment, recipes, creativity and more. www.suzanneboothby.com
Rancher & Organizer. Running for TX Agriculture Commissioner to make food and farming affordable again.
Host: “The Jim Acosta Show” / Independent Journalist / former Chief WH Correspondent / author of NYT Bestseller: “The Enemy of the People: A Dangerous Time to Tell the Truth in America”
Former George W Bush neocon, current NeverTrump castaway. Father of 6. Musician. Excel wizard. Literal comedian.
A current Integrative Neuroscience student in Georgetown. I write about biology, medicine, psychology, neuroscience and more. Writing for me is all about curiosity, and noticing the little things that get overlooked.
I am a resident of Gardner, KS who is getting sued by the City of Edgerton for lawfully petitioning for an ordinance to get a question on the ballot that prohibits high scale data centers from the City of Edgerton.
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