State Bills School For Plugging In Boom Box At Students’ Capitol Concert
WBAY, June 4, 2015.
Exelon-Pepco Merger - A Monopoly To Subsidize Nuclear Plants
If the Exelon-Pepco merger is approved by DC, Maryland and Delaware, the utility giant would force its new customer base to bail out its failing investments in expensive nuclear power. The merger will raise our bills, stifle clean energy competitors, and potentially complicate pensions and benefits that Pepco retirees have earned.
Lindsey Graham Blames Economic Woes On Electricity Prices And Obamacare
CNN, State of the Union, April 12, 2015.
Enron 2.0: Goldman-Linked Investors Set To Manipulate East Coast Electricity Prices
Energy Partners, a Goldman-linked investment group, looks set to repeat Enron’s ploy on the East Coast.
Luxury 'Shanty Town' Resort Lets Rich Pretend To Be Poor
A resort that allows rich tourists to pretend they live like millions of impoverished Africans in ramshackle shanty towns has been described as 'poverty porn'.
Detroit Emergency Manager Created Black Out To 'Teach A Lesson'
GOP Appointed Officials Black Out Detroit During Heatwave To “Send Them A Strong Message.”
Something You Can Do Right Now About Global Climate Change
With a massive heat wave sweeping the country, people's electric usage is shooting up to keep up with the weather. Unfortunately most Americans get our electricity from dirty sources like coal, fracking and oil - and with this heat wave, are burning more fossil fuels to stay cool. My name’s Matt Browner Hamlin and I work for Ethical Electric because I have to fight catastrophic climate change.
'The Mold': The Far Rockaways 60 Days After Sandy
In the aftermath of the hurricane, volunteers mobilized to provide aid to Rockaway residents. Twelve hundred and fifty one surveys were collected from residents living in Far Rockaways.
JPMorgan Told To Explain Withholding Energy-Probe E-Mails
A U.S. judge has ordered JPMorgan Chase to explain why the court should not force the bank to over 25 internal emails demanded as part of an investigation into whether it manipulated electricity markets in California and the Midwest.
June 4, 1954 - A Hint Of Things To Come.
News for June 4, 1954. Tragedy aboard USS Bennington, 102 killed in blast. Sec. of Commerce admits "we're in a Recession". 16 cities added to list of Distressed Communities, already at 123. Gen. James van Fleet does not think U.S. needs to send troops to South East Asia. Sec. of State Dulles joins list of officials saying U.S. involvement in Indo-China is imminent. Gas prices purposely kept up. Solar Panels are introduced. Army-McCarthy Hearings continue with more noise than progress.
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