We presented “Rights of Nature; a Citizen’s Path to Environmental Protection” to 30 participants at the annual ORBCRE Symposium out of the University of Youngstown. ORBCRE (Ohio River Basin Consortium Research and Education) holds this annual conference and this year’s theme was “Global Change and Sustainability: Water Resources in the Ohio River Basin”. Several among the reserved, thoughtful group spoke up about the need for the paradigm shift and the injustices of the environmental regulatory system which ensures pollution will continue and liabilities will not be enforced.
Related Posts
Reed Singer on the launch of a petition to amend the City of Cincinnati Charter to include Rights of Nature
April 18, 2023 | Reed Singer, Student at Ohio UniversityThis was given as a speech at Cincinnati City Hall the day CROW launched a petition to get a charter amendment on the ballot in the City of Cincinnati. Hi My name is Reed Singer, and it’s an honor to be in the presence of power, […]
Read MoreRights of nature laws to protect ecosystems are increasing around the world, it is time the U.S. follows these examples; Cincinnati group shows how it can be done
Cincinnati, OHIO: CROW, Citizens for the Rights of the Ohio River Watershed, will be announcing the kick off of their Rights of the Ohio River Watershed charter amendment initiative petition campaign tomorrow, April 18 at 11:00 am on the steps of City Hall, 801 Plum St. The local group formed after doing research on Rights of […]
Read More