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Climate Change in Paris, 2020 Transition
[av_heading heading='Climate Justice is Served at COP21 ' tag='h2' style='blockquote modern-quote' size='' subheading_active='subheading_below' subheading_size='15' padding='10' color='' custom_font=''] Written by: Matthew McGuire [/av_heading] The Climate Change Conference in Paris hosted over 180 countries that traveled to France to reach an agreement on decreasing the production of carbon emissions for each country. Overall, the agreement calls for continued regulation over carbon emissions, and additional reform objectives in 2020. Recently, President Barack Obama voted against the Keystone Pipeline, and continues to show his position on climate change with support for the end of fossil fuel production within his COP21 proposal. Environmentalists could argue that his regulations
Election 2016: Clinton, Sanders, Trump, Bush voting records
[av_heading heading='Why voting records matter' tag='h3' style='blockquote modern-quote' size='' subheading_active='subheading_below' subheading_size='15' padding='10' color='' custom_font=''] Written by: Matthew McGuire | Photo by: Marc Nozell / Flickr [/av_heading] Political waves have been in motion early this campaign for the upcoming presidential election. The Republicans have recently debated on issues that resonate within the GOP party. After the debate, the focus of the debate magnified on the comments between Donald Trump and Megyn Kelly. To showcase the depth of the upcoming election, this article goes over the candidates past voting records, and how the stand with important issues. [av_icon_box position='left' boxed='' icon='ue84c' font='entypo-fontello' title='Clinton and
Santa Barbara Approves $55 Million for Water Treatment Plant
[av_heading heading='Water Treatment Facility Underway in Southern California' tag='h3' style='blockquote modern-quote' size='' subheading_active='subheading_below' subheading_size='15' padding='10' color='' custom_font=''] Written by: Matthew McGuire [/av_heading] In one of the largest droughts in the history of California, the city of Santa Barbara has recently approved a section of their budget for a $55 million desalination plant. This plant would produce close to one third of the residents drinking water. The Los Angeles Times reports: “Desalination has been a last resort,” Mayor Helene Schneider told The Times Tuesday night after the vote. “The way the drought has continued these last four years, we are really
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