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Rosemont Mine/Copper World: Let Them Drink Copper
An elderly woman next to me is happy to be here, although she and her husband are returning to Wisconsin soon. They have finally had enough of the dust and noise from the mining trucks and heavy equipment. They held out for years, she says, but gave up in the end. She seems embarrassed as she confides that they recently sold their 10-acre property to Hudbay and Rosemont. “Kathy is still holding out up there in her house,” she says. “She’s the last one, God bless her.” I imagine Kathy as a stubborn, steely-eyed woman with long silver hair, a champion for the cause, doomed in her little ranch house as the tailings piles threaten to swallow her whole. She will not sell out. Continue reading
Posted in activism, current events, Environmental Activism, politics, protest
Tagged activism, arizona, copper mining, Copper World, current issues, Green Valley, Hudbay, Mark Kelly, mining, politics, protest, Raul Grijalva, Rosemont Mine, Sahuarita, sinema, Tucson
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Garbage In, Garbage Out: Stop Rosemont Mine, Save Tucson
Both Trump and ISIS like to blow up mountains. Only Trump does it for profit.
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Posted in activism, current events, donald trump, Environmental Activism, jobs, politics, protest, social justice
Tagged activism, Center for Biological Diversity, Earth Day, environment, EPA, Hudbay, lead exposure, mining, Rosemont Mine, Santa Rita Mountains, Science March, Scott Pruit, Tucson
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Law of Trump Attraction
What do the Law of Attraction, Scientology, and Donald Trump have in common? Continue reading
Mamas Don’t Let Your Babies grow up to be Donalds
Political correctness has risen to a smothering, generic tidal wave of late, flooding all edgy, quirky commentary with a pervasive wave of blandness so all-encompassing that it threatens to shame, stifle and smother even the most mildly off-center opinions if … Continue reading
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Tagged Central America, current issues, donald sterling, donald trump, government, jobs, political correctness, politics, republican party
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On Knee Pads and Feminism
This anecdotal allegory arose after a recent concert by the original Sloths. This band, led by a Rick Springfield doppelganger unable to afford what should be a mandatory quota of Botox and Juvederm but who is nonetheless dedicated to his … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, aging, current issues, education, feminism, friends, music, rock and roll, slut shaming, teaching, Tucson, women, women's rights
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English For the Verbally Insane
* Note – the list below is not original. In fact, it’s been floating around among English teachers for several decades. It deserves to be resurrected and redistributed because I know we can still appreciate a clever turn of phrase. … Continue reading
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Dial Me Up
Addiction has become an ever-more fascinating concept in the digital age. The common culprits such as alcohol, heroin and meth seem crude and boring compared to post-9/11 contenders like Xbox, smart phones and gadgets. It strikes me that many of … Continue reading
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Tagged cell phones, gadgets, love, politics, relationships, technology
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