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Act Out! [127] - The Bigger Disasters After Natural Disasters

Act Out! [127] - The Bigger Disasters After Natural Disasters
Thu, 9/7/2017

This week on Act Out! Hurricane Harvey continues to wreak havoc even as the storm has died – we take a look at the capitalist machine that not only worsens storms but orchestrates the aftermath – letting history be our guide. Next we'll shine a light on what has, is, and will continue to mitigate the worst effects of both climate change and capitalism. Hint: they're not afraid to punch a Nazi.

And finally, some upcoming front line battles that YOU need to know about.

Site List:

http://bit.ly/KitHarvey

https://twitter.com/ATXFlood

http://noredcross.org/

http://stopetp.org/

https://www.fightforthefuture.org/

http://protectourinternet.org/

Harvey Help lists:

http://bit.ly/JiasHowToHelp

http://bit.ly/TraitorRadioHowToHelp

http://bit.ly/TexasNLGHelp

 

 
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