Unfortunately, this is not as big news as it should be. As the article said, they already own a news outlet in Texas. Their news network is only going to grow. No one will be able to stop it.
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It's good to know which publications are owned by who so you can spot patterns in what they report, but also so you can filter them from your feeds when you feel like it's not worth the effort.
Oh for sure. And this needs much more notice so people can do that.
A pinned post to the top of the sub you say? Make it happen mod homies!
That would be awesome, but when I'm suggesting it needs a lot more attention, I mean every news service that isn't owned by Chevron needs to give it some.
Agreed, sending it to some of the more hungry and left leaning news orgs would probably be a good start, like The Daily Beast, Mother Jones, The Daily KOS, The Atlantic, Rawstory, and the New Yorker, these outlets like digging into stuff like this.
60% of emissions in the area are from the refinery. The local air district isn't willing to do anything about it - they just released a plan for the area that is full of already planned commitments for other pollutant types, but has nothing other than vague goals for anything to do with the refinery.
Imagine the same thing but for a whole province
Yes New-Brunswick, I'm talking about you
Irving should be broken up and sold for parts ... and the family should receive zero money from it.
Very cool and normal 😐
Major global corporations own all the MSM, at least in the States. Nb4 PBS: Koch Family Foundation are major contributors.