Environmental

Film Description: Port Arthur, Texas, is the biggest oil and petrochemical hub you’ve probably never heard of. John Beard Jr. worked in an oil refinery there for decades, as did his father before him, in the refinery town of Port Arthur, Texas. After retiring, John watches Port Arthur get economically hollowed out while his neighbors die from pollution-related illnesses as more dirty plants appear and expand. Experiencing the climate-driven devastation wrought by Hurricane Harvey, John is called to fight back. He becomes a leading opponent of fossil fuels in his community, as he takes on the latest extractive frontier threatening Port Arthur and the world: liquid natural gas export terminals. def. Liquid Natural Gas pollution (LPN)

287,003 views Apr 18, 2026 #MotorcycleHistory #Motorcycle #HondaCG There's a motorcycle that's outsold every American-made bike, combined. Over 15 million built in Brazil alone. Millions more in Pakistan, China, Nigeria, and across Southeast Asia. It costs as little as $850 brand new. It runs on terrible fuel, lasts forever, and can be repaired with a screwdriver. Reason: costs a lot to get a device to market in US