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  VOTING BY MAIL IS IMPORTANT TO NUMEROUS PEOPLE - MILITARY MEMBERS  STATIONED OVERSEAS, NATIVE AMERICANS, THOSE WHO ARE DISABLED OR  WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION, THOSE WHO TRAVEL ON BUSINESS AND WILL BE  OUT OF TOWN .... PLEASE SPEAK OUT TO PROTECT MAIL-IN VOTING!  LET'S STOP VOTER DISENFRANCHISEMENT AND VOTER SUPPRESSION! This year the Postal Service may decide the outcome of the midterm elections. Right now, the right to vote is at risk because of changes inside the Postal Service that are slowing down mail and delaying when ballots receive a postmark. Every election, we work to educate voters about why voting matters for now and for how our descendants will live. We organize to prevent voter suppression. This year we will need to protect the right to vote in person and by mail. Now, a voter could do everything right, drop their ballot in a mailbox on or before Election Day, and may still have it rejected, because postmarks are not a minor detail. They’re how elec...

  PLEASE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK OUT AND PROTECT PUBLIC LANDS  AS OUR SHARED INHERITANCE! America’s public lands belong to all of us -- and it’s time to take them back. They are not line items on a ledger. They are not commodities to be tallied and traded for short-term gain. When Interior Secretary Doug Burgum suggests treating public lands as part of the  nation’s financial “balance sheet, ”  he reduces living ecosystems -- wildlife habitat, clean water sources, and irreplaceable landscapes -- into assets, as if they exist to be monetized rather than protected. Public lands are held in trust for the American people , not managed as inventory to be liquidated. Their value cannot be captured in GDP or extracted through drilling and mining without consequence. Once degraded, these lands do not simply “recover” on a quarterly timeline, and the damage can last for generations. The nomination of Steve Pearce  to lead the Bureau of Land Management raises serio...

  2 BRAIN DEAD BOOBS STUDY MICROPLASTICS...... REVIEW THEIR HISTORIES...THIS DOESN'T BODE WELL! April 2, 2026 RFK, Jr., and EPA announce plan to track microplastics in tap water and humans The Department of Health and Human Services and the Environmental Protection Agency announced a joint effort to track microplastics in drinking water—but experts say doing so will be difficult By  Lauren J. Young   edited by  Claire Cameron SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

Friday, April 3, 2026 ■ Today's Top News  Windfall Tax on Big Oil Demanded as Trump's Iran War Pads Profits of Fossil Fuel Giants "The Iran war is exposing the deadly consequences of global fossil fuel dependence." By Brad Reed With the price of  oil  surging and showing no signs of coming down anytime soon thanks to President Donald Trump’s illegal war in Iran,  renewable energy  advocacy organization  350.org   renewed  its previous  call  to slap fossil fuel companies with a windfall profits tax. In a Friday statement, 350.org noted that the oil supply shortage caused by the Iran war is growing so acute that it’s leading to a “global surge” in  coal  production to meet energy demands. RECOMMENDED... Big Oil Windfall Tax Would Return ‘Egregious’ Iran War Profits to Struggling US Families Thanks to Trump’s Iran War, Over $100 Billion Has Been ‘Siphoned From Ordinary People’ to Big Oil Specifically, 350.org pointed to both Japa...