Infrastructure

“Disaster Capitalism” Puerto Rico Left In The Dark After Privatization Of Electric Utility

“This is a classic example of disaster capitalism,” says Arturo Massol-Deyá, executive director of Casa Pueblo, a community-based conservation group.

“Record-high lumber prices and supply chain bottlenecks may act as headwinds,” Nancy Vanden Houten of Oxford Economics said in a note.

“I’m not surprised that these companies took advantage of these tax benefits, but I’m horrified by the layoffs after they got this money.”

“This report illustrates how people of color and people with limited means have been grossly taken advantage of by polluters.”

The move comes after Biden made a big spectacle issuing an executive order freezing DOD funding for border wall construction.

Q fans even pitched ideas for “saving” the boat because they believed it was filled with children whom Clinton had kidnapped.

February’s Texas Freeze compounded these problems, suspending the oil sector and the manufacturers who rely on it.

The legislation is a response to “what is happening on the West coast” where cities have passed energy efficiency plans.

Many far-right groups adhere to the “accelerationist” principle, that hastening the collapse of society will bring about political change.

Firms like Apple, GE, and Intel have been pressured to become the personal piggy banks of powerful “hedge fund activists.”