An Australian fertilizer company wants to build another plant, which involves "removing" ancient rock art. It seems that "remove" is a euphemism for "destroy".

Aboriginals say the company misled their community about the plan. It wouldn't surprise me — companies large and small deceive.

Could the company build the plant differently so as to avoid damage to the rock art? Perhaps the chemical emissions would destroy it slowly. Is it possible to cut the rock art off the hill and move it away without damaging it?

*Amazon Deforestation Hit Record High in February—Up 62% From 2021.*

Ukraine has US-supported labs which study disease germs for medical purposes. They were set up in the early 90s to give useful work to the unemployed ex-Soviet scientists, so they wouldn't accept harmful work out of desperation.

Putin's disinformation claims repeatedly that these labs are developing germ warfare.

This offers us the opportunity to determine which people and sites spread disinformation for Putin.

Everyone: call on Whole Foods to push to end single-use plastic packaging.

To sign without running nonfree JavaScript code from the web site, use the Salsalabs workaround.

US citizens: call on Congress not to spoil resuming the non-nuclear deal with Iran.

The Capitol Switchboard number is 202-224-3121.

If you call, please spread the word!