NAME WITHELD TO THWART "THE MAN"

Ineos has three shareholders only.

Asset strippers who have literally stolen billions from UK tax payers via bailouts.

Jim Ratcliffe : 60%
Andy Currie : 20%
John Reece : 20%.

Privatise the profits that go to just 3 people. Socialise the losses.

for those of us who have believed that America is good, it is sickening to recognize that our federal government now pursues an aggressive policy of white supremacy, commits violent crimes to implement it, lies about them, and corrupts the justice system to prevent prosecutions.

"sure, he was boorish, had an adjudicated conviction for rape, tried to fix an election and mount an insurrection, had convictions for fraud, suspicious connections to a known paedophile, run countless scams, been bankrupt six times... but if only there'd been some sign!"

Middle East demand for falcons drives illegal trade in British Peregrines Growing demand in the Middle East for high-performance falcons is fuelling an illegal trade in British wild birds, with nest raids and undercover exports raising fresh conservation concerns, a Guardian investigation has revealed.

Demand from the Gulf for elite falcons is helping drive an illegal trade in wild British Peregrine Falcons, according to an investigation by The Guardian:

European Bewick's Swan population more than halves in 25 years A study shows that Bewick's Swan numbers have fallen by 56% in Europe between 1995 and 2020, with further losses anticipated in the 2026 International Swan Census.

The European Bewick's Swan population more than halved between 1995 and 2020, accordingly to a newly published paper:

Prolonged heatwave devastates Italian Lesser Kestrel colony The events in 2021 highlight the concerning impacts of climate change in the Mediterranean.

Fears have been expressed for Lesser Kestrel populations in the Mediterranean after an intense heatwave killed the majority of chicks at an Italian colony:

Tasteful. Feel the leggings could be a bit more soiled if you are aiming for accuracy.

Rüppell's Vulture faces extinction threat at Uganda's only nesting site Uganda's only nesting colony of the Critically Endangered Rüppell's Vulture is facing destruction as charcoal burning, farming and hunting threaten Luku Central Forest Reserve in Arua District. The colony's breeding success has plummeted amid habitat loss and disturbance, with conservationists warning that without urgent protection and community support, Uganda may soon lose its final breeding population of the world's highest-flying bird.

Uganda's only known nesting colony of the Critically Endangered Rüppell's Vulture is under mounting threat from human activities: