Michael Riojas
Freelance climate reporter
- Reposted by Michael RiojasBREAKING: The two federal immigration agents who fired on Minneapolis protester Alex Pretti are identified in government records as Border Patrol agent Jesus Ochoa and Customs and Border Protection officer Raymundo Gutierrez.
- They executed him. After they confiscated his legal, concealed carry weapon. He was harmless.
- Why does the admin continue to spread misinformation about Renee Good? Their first and most extreme claims happened within hours of the shooting—well before an investigation could possibly conclude that she was a terrorist or part of a left wing network of extremists. Still not a shred of evidence.
- Insane. Just to be absolutely clear, there is NO BLANKET IMMUNITY AT ALL for officers for criminal offenses, and qualified immunity only applies to civil suits.
- Reposted by Michael RiojasThe agent, Jonathan Ross, was dragged by a vehicle and injured during a June operation in the Twin Cities, court records show.
- Why is the administration lying about the killing of Renee Good? Why have they labeled her a domestic terrorist without an investigation?
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- Ohio Farmers Say Regenerative Agriculture Methods Helped Them Survive a Drought. State and Federal Leaders Are Slashing Programs That Fund Them. insideclimatenews.org/news/1712202...
- A recent heatwave researchers say was fueled by climate change saw temperatures in Central Asia rise by up to 15 degrees Celsius (59 degrees Fahrenheit)
- Glacial melting has accelerated by 36% since 2000, driving sea level rise and a substantial loss of regional freshwater, new research shows. “Overall, the going trend is that we are losing our glaciated regions, and it is happening faster and faster,” Brian Sutterley, one of the authors, said.
- Donald Trump is doing everything he can to consolidate power.
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- Carbon capture can have an enormous impact on local ecosystems, for good or bad. Reforestation may be the way to go to boost biodiversity and sequester carbon, per a new study.
- Recent policies from the EPA would lower emissions and force an early retirement of most U.S. coal plants, speeding up the transition away from fossil fuels with limited cost, a new study shows. However, whether those rules will stay intact during an upcoming Trump administration is doubtful.
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