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Open Letter To The President On Pertinent National Issues On The Front Burner- Fixing The Country Part 21 Dear Mr President, Some pertinent national issues have come on the front burner, so in respond to your clarion call for constructive citizens and not spectators, I once again without fear or…

A lithium mining startup promised to make a rural pocket of North Carolina a clean-energy boomtown. But perceived slights and concerns over water have turned neighbors against the project.

WHILE Lafarge Africa PLC boasts of a humane environmental policy in her mining operations, this investigation by TheMail unravels the nexus between illegal and unhealthy practices by the company, government’s gross regulatory failure and untold hardship in Mfamosing, a solid mineral rich community in Akamkpa, Cross River State.

Tanzania has ordered mining firms to adhere to the country's mining laws and regulations, and as well observe environmental protection requirements...

The Kabanga project is the largest development-ready nickel sulphide deposit in the world in scale and grade, with at least 30 years life of mine.

The Wassa Association of Communities Affected by Mining (WACAM) has appealed to government to revise the Minerals and Mining Act 2006, due to its gaps and weaknesses that have led to huge revenue losses to the state over the years.

Texas House Gives Crypto-friendly Bill the Green Light Last Updated: 12 May 2021 The Texas House of Representatives has passed a crypto bill to include cryptocurrencies under the state’s commercial laws. In a session at the Texas Legislature, the House passed the proposal that would amend the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) in the state. If approved by the Senate, the new commercial law will include blockchain innovation and digital assets regulations. The bill was introduced to the House by T...

>> give me credit. thats the ratigan diagram. thats america today. >> in terms of how we get out of it. i think public financing of campaigns would be the best way. when i campaigned for congress, what i said to people is, it would take about $3.25, that was 2004 numbers, $3.25 for each person in the country to finance every u.s. senate and house campaign. wouldnt be be a small price to pay to feel like you have your democracy back? i think people would be willing to pony up that money. >> what ...

Them. thats the kind of letter people used to write when they went off to vietnam in my era. thats not the kind of letters theyre supposed to write when they get their dinner bucket and go to work in the united states of america. congress should stand up and take a position. were not going to tolerate this. this is united states of america. >> joining me now is democratic congressman george miller, a californian. he is chair of the educational labor committee and sits on the natural resources co...