UWA124-Guest: Rebecca Terrell - Unwoke.Academy

Jonathan Broadbent interviews Rebecca Terrell from John Birch Society and The New American about an upcoming documentary 'Unearthing the CO2 Pipeline' set for release in April 2025.


Rebecca Terrell discusses the dangers of carbon capture pipelines, citing a specific incident in Satarsha, Mississippi where a pipeline rupture nearly caused catastrophic consequences. She explains that CO2 is heavier than air and can displace oxygen, making it lethal in case of accidents.


Rebecca elaborates on the federal government's role, mentioning that the Department of Energy has planned 96,000 miles of carbon capture pipelines across the country, including Alaska and Hawaii. She highlights how every administration since the 1990s has increased subsidies for these projects, with significant funding increases under the Biden administration through the 2021 Infrastructure Act and 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.


The discussion turns to property rights, with Rebecca describing how private companies are using eminent domain to force easements from farmers. She connects this to broader agenda 2030 initiatives, including the '30 by 30' project aiming to put 30% of land and waterways under federal protection, with plans to increase to 50% by 2050.


Jonathan shares his local experience from Cleveland, Ohio, where efforts are underway to implement a 15-minute city concept, part of a larger five-county climate action plan. Rebecca connects this to the broader implementation of UN Agenda 21 and 2030 through local comprehensive plans and smart growth initiatives.

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Starring: Jonathan Broadbent