Arizona Senate on the verge of beginning major audit of Maricopa County ballots

https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/elections/arizona-senate-verge-beginning-major-audit-maricopa-county-ballots

"It's taken the Senate two and a half months to win in court to uphold our right to issue subpoenas for election materials," she said, "and another 6 weeks of researching to select the audit team to perform the full forensic audit."

Fann claimed that state Republicans have faced "sabotage" from Maricopa County's Board of Supervisors.

"The Maricopa BOS has refused to allow us to perform the audit at their facilities," she said, "and has gone so far as to refusing to even answer simple questions such as 'how are the ballots sequestered?'"

The Senate recently "secured a 20,000 + square foot facility known as the Coliseum at our state fair grounds to perform the audit," Fann said. Officials have "arranged for 24 hour physical and live streaming security," she added, and "the audit teams are assembling and transporting the equipment and personnel to Arizona with an expected start date of April 22nd."

Asked what the Senate hopes to find, Fann denied any presumptions on the part of legislators as to how the audit will go.

"The Arizona Senate and the auditors have no 'expectations' of findings," she said. "We are performing the full forensic audit to either dispel our voters concerns or, if a problem is uncovered, we must fix the problems before the next election."

The Permian Basin is ground zero for a billion-dollar surge of zombie oil wells

https://massivesci.com/articles/abandoned-oil-gas-wells-texas-permian-basin/

The situation isn’t much better elsewhere in the Permian Basin. Texas and New Mexico have already identified about 7,000 abandoned wells that were once operated by over 1,000 companies. State officials estimate these will cost $335 million to plug. The states define wells as “orphaned” if they don’t have an approved operator on record; additionally, Texas only includes wells that haven’t produced in at least a year. However, a healthy chunk of roughly 100,000 “idled” wells in those states could also eventually end up abandoned. (This article uses the term “abandoned” to encompass wells on the states’ orphan lists as well as inactive wells we found to be in disrepair.) Exactly how many wells will end up on the states’ rolls is an open question. While officials have argued that oil prices will eventually rise, reviving inactive wells, environmental advocates and energy analysts say that the industry is in a downward spiral that will cause the number of abandoned wells to balloon. The uncertain outlook means that independent estimates of the cleanup costs of Texas’ wells alone have ranged from a conservative $168 million to a mind-boggling $117 billion.

But Briggs’ experience seems to indicate otherwise. For years, Laura has dogged the Railroad Commission to help her solve the problem on her property. But officials haven’t shown much interest in helping her or anyone else trying to plug non-operational wells. Just a few miles east of her ranch, leaks from abandoned wells have formed a toxic, sulfuric lake that is three times saltier than the Gulf of Mexico. Elsewhere in the county, one well has created a sinkhole that threatens to swallow an entire highway.

“This is a failure on so many levels,” Laura said. “When you have people who are just in it for a quick buck, they don’t really care what they leave behind.”

#WatchTheWater — poisoned by wells abandoned by chemical and oil companies

Suspected poacher trampled to death by elephants in South Africa

https://nypost.com/2021/04/19/suspected-poacher-trampled-to-death-by-elephants-in-south-africa/

A suspected rhino poacher was killed in an elephant stampede at a South African national park on Saturday, officials said.

The man was among three suspected poachers spotted by rangers at Kruger National Park, the parks service said in a Sunday press release.

The trio fled when they were seen, and during their escape, ran into a breeding herd of elephants, authorities said.

One of the suspects was arrested, while another was found trampled to death.

A third suspect, who sustained an eye injury, escaped and remained on the lam late Sunday.

Rangers found a rifle, an axe and a bag that was left behind by the alleged poachers.

#karma

>>13459194

A slow and dead poacher?

>>13459205

So eyes on large investors and high volume trades?

>>13459247

>https://massivesci.com/articles/abandoned-oil-gas-wells-texas-permian-basin/

In Texas, property rights are split into two categories: the land on the surface and everything underground, including oil and natural gas. When Laura bought the ranch, they only purchased rights to the surface; 7S subsequently leased the so-called mineral rights underneath.

— Many who move into oil country from out of state do not or are not informed of the surface/underground being two different options of ownership.

I agree with you on plenty of blame, but states have not been holding the feet to fire to resolve water wells poisoning livestock and people. Falls in line with depopulation/A2030 imo.

>>13459312

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>>13459215

Best Kek all day

thx fren

>>13459486

https://www.youtube.com/c/JasonShurka26/videos

Find what resonates for you by going through his vids. Is TLS legit? You can drown in new age/new cage movement. Armor of God on, fren, before doing any research.