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Hundreds of people are feared dead and entire towns have burned to the ground in Maui, Hawaii, in what is clearly a climate terrorist attack by billionaire Globalists against the citizens of Hawaii, primarily on the island of Maui. Similar to what we have previously reported about past fires in California and Canada where the evidence is overwhelming that these fires are not natural at all, photos and video footage coming out of Maui right now clearly show that this is NOT a natural "wildfire" in their tropical climate, as buildings and cars burn to ashes while trees and other wooden...

The contentious practice of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, has shaped the United States' energy industry for decades. But how does this method of frack fracturing natural gas and oil relate to the intricate world of American national politics? What influence does it have over policymakers, elections, and the environment?This article discusses the multifaceted relationship between

Environmental justice advocates are expected to launch a ballot measure initiative on Wednesday to ask voters to require buffer zones around new oil and gas wells, raising the possibility that Californians could vote on setbacks two times on the November 2024 ballot