Local students enjoyed zoo summer camp CUMBRE Humboldt would like to thank Humboldt Sponsors and the Sequoia Park Zoo Foundation for helping us to send 5 Latinx children from Washington Elementary School to the Zoo’s Summer Camp. (Note: Humboldt Sponsors paid for 4 children to attend camp for two weeks, and the zoo added another […]
What more can be done than reparations? A lot has been in the news lately about making monetary reparations to Black Americans for the wrongs their ancestors suffered under slavery. Many Whites feel they shouldn’t be made to feel guilty over this since it happened before they were born. I might suggest some better alternatives, […]
Frank Zappa’s warning was not heeded Eric Cortez complains about life under Biden. But Part D Medicare will have a $2,000 cap on drugs in 2025, insulin costs have been cut by 70% to $35 a month. COVID is under control, inflation has been reigned in and America leads the world in oil production. The […]
Biomass is not a clean energy producer California State Senate Bill 350 requires the state of California to meet utility customer resource needs by doubling statewide energy efficiency and ramping up the use of clean energy resources. Currently, the state of California considers the burning of forest industry waste for energy production (biomass), such as […]
Congress should have acted on tobacco I just scanned the Health Matters article on tobacco, and, although I applaud any efforts to curb the use of tobacco, it is the failing of Congress to act that has caused the problem. The connection between tobacco and cancer has been known for 80 years. The tobacco industry […]