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Oceana, the world’s largest ocean advocacy organization, is calling on shareholders to vote “yes” on Item 8.

This resolution reflects growing concern about the company’s plastic footprint, increased regulatory and ESG pressure for plastic pollution, and the growing need to formally address the plastic pollution crisis.

In advance of this year’s meeting, Oceana sent a letter to Amazon shareholders outlining the five reasons to support the resolution. »

Fourteen Senate Democrats sent a letter to tech firms Wednesday demanding answers to reports about the collection and sale of location data of people who have visited abortion clinics.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts) led the lawmakers in writing letters to the two firms, expressing concerns about the data as Roe v. Wade faces being overturned by the Supreme Court.

The letters’ signatories asked the companies to provide details about the type of data that it sells about abortion clinic visitors and to pledge to stop selling such data altogether. »

A woman in Canada was in her house nursing her baby when she saw an eagle swoop down and carry away her pet goose.

Next thing you know she's running out the front door in her underwear . »

A popular Russian singer has risked a possible prison sentencing by speaking out against Vladimir Putin over the war with Ukraine.

Risking a prison sentence, under Russia ’s draconian laws, he asked the crowd: “People are now killed in Ukraine, what for?.

After his on-stage blast against Putin, he sang his 1996 song ‘Love’ dedicated to reconciliation after the Chechen War. »