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Climate news, CAN
British Columbia (on Canada's west coast) is having floods, while neighboring
Alberta is having wildfires.
The tar sands oil that Alberta exports is partly responsible for both.
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Wrongful conviction, UK
Andrew Malkinson has been in prison for 17 years for rape, because
thugs
concealed the evidence
that should have shown he didn't do it.
It's amazing how often officials illegally conceal exculpatory
evidence and succeed in bringing about an abortion of justice. (The
word "miscarriage" is a mistaken metaphor because they happen by
accident.) We read over and over of people who were convicted in the
US as a result of such deception. These prosecutors have to know they
are lying someone into prison or (in the US) into the death row. Why
don't we put them in prison for this?
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Urgent: Stop USPS privatization
US citizens:
call on the USPS Board of Governors
to stop DeJoy's privatization plan and reverse its decision to slash rural letter
carrier capacity.
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Upcoming talks: free software and digital injustice
RMS will be giving talks
in Switzerland about free software and digital injustice.
- Thursday, May 11, at the Institut für Wirtschaftsinformatik in Bern
- Saturday, May 13, at Campus Batelle in Geneva
- Sunday, May 15, in Moudon
- Monday, May 16, in Lausanne
The talks are gratis and attendees do not need to register.
They offer Q&A sessions, and some have free drinks afterwords.
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