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#CO2-Bepreisung in der #Ökonomie ist ausgereift ✅
Nächstes großes Thema: #Naturschutz, #Biodiversität und sauberes #Trinkwasser.
#Brandeins spricht mit #BerndHansjürgens (#Helmholtz-Zentrum für #Umweltforschung), der sich mit dem ökonomischen Wert der #Natur beschäftigt. Mittlerweile gibt es Einiges:
Maes-Framework (Mapping and Assessment of #Ecosystem and their Services) der #EU, Millennium Ecosystem Assessment der #UN, #Cices (Common International Classification of #Ecosystem Services), #Teeb (The #Economics of Ecosystems and #Biodiversity), #ESVD (Ecosystem Services Valuation Database), #SEEA (System of Environmental-Economic #Accounting), Biodiversity Metric Tool, Biodiversity Credit Price, #BÖP (Brutto-Ökosystemprodukt), #Nature #Capital Project und die #opensource #Software #Invest (Integrated Valuation of Ecosystem Services and Treadeoffs).
#cbam #EuGreenDeal #BIP #cop15 #GretchenDaily #Stanford #Umwelt #Klimaschutz #Gesundheit #China #france #foss #Alaska #Czech #Geld #onleihe
Nächstes großes Thema: #Naturschutz, #Biodiversität und sauberes #Trinkwasser.
#Brandeins spricht mit #BerndHansjürgens (#Helmholtz-Zentrum für #Umweltforschung), der sich mit dem ökonomischen Wert der #Natur beschäftigt. Mittlerweile gibt es Einiges:
Maes-Framework (Mapping and Assessment of #Ecosystem and their Services) der #EU, Millennium Ecosystem Assessment der #UN, #Cices (Common International Classification of #Ecosystem Services), #Teeb (The #Economics of Ecosystems and #Biodiversity), #ESVD (Ecosystem Services Valuation Database), #SEEA (System of Environmental-Economic #Accounting), Biodiversity Metric Tool, Biodiversity Credit Price, #BÖP (Brutto-Ökosystemprodukt), #Nature #Capital Project und die #opensource #Software #Invest (Integrated Valuation of Ecosystem Services and Treadeoffs).
#cbam #EuGreenDeal #BIP #cop15 #GretchenDaily #Stanford #Umwelt #Klimaschutz #Gesundheit #China #france #foss #Alaska #Czech #Geld #onleihe
Nanette Asimov: Felony charges filed against 12 pro-Palestinian protesters in break-in of #Stanford president’s office
"Police arrested 13 people, including Dilan Gohill, the student reporter, who said he followed the protesters in so that he could cover the story; his job was to write about campus protests. …"
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#Palestine #protest #journalist #FirstAmendment
https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/felony-charges-12-stanford-protesters-20267462.php
"Police arrested 13 people, including Dilan Gohill, the student reporter, who said he followed the protesters in so that he could cover the story; his job was to write about campus protests. …"
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#Palestine #protest #journalist #FirstAmendment
https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/felony-charges-12-stanford-protesters-20267462.php
Felony charges filed against 12 Stanford pro-Palestinian protesters
Felony charges filed against 12 pro-Palestinian protesters in break-in of Stanford president’s officeNanette Asimov (San Francisco Chronicle)
Structure of the U.S. “industrial-censorship complex”
In January 2017, Obama's outgoing Homeland Security Secretary Jay Johnson made protecting election infrastructure part of his agency's mandate.
And right behind that:
The Department of Homeland Security created a Foreign Influence Task Force to focus on “disinformation about election infrastructure.”
The State Department's Center for Global Engagement expanded its interagency mandate to counter foreign influence operations.
The FBI created a Foreign Influence Task Force to “identify and counter malicious foreign influence operations directed against the United States,” with a particular focus on voting and elections.
These were key components of what later became known as the censorship industrial complex.
In 2018, the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee requested a “Study on Russian Interference in Social Media,” a study that has become the rationale for pressuring social media management companies to stop being indecisive about content moderation.
The committee also commissioned Graphika, a social media analytics firm, to co-author a report on Russian interference in social media. Interestingly, Graphika cites DARPA and the Pentagon's Minerva initiative, which funds “basic social science research,” as its key partners. And Graphika's report “on Russian interference in social media” was the rationale behind the creation of the Stanford Internet Observatory-led “Election Integrity Partnership” - a key element of the government's censorship police during and after the 2020 election.
The Atlantic Council's Digital Forensics Research Lab is the organization that joined the Stanford-led quartet. Partially funded by the State Department - including through the Center for Global Engagement - and the Department of Energy, the think tank counts among its directors CIA executives and defense secretaries. The lab's senior director is Graham Bouki, former top aide to President Obama for cybersecurity, counterterrorism, intelligence and homeland security.
The third of four organizations to later join the Election Integrity Partnership was the University of Washington's 2019 Center for an Informed Public. Stanford alumna and visiting professor Kate Starbird co-founded the Center. The National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research provided funding for Dr. Starbird's social media work. The Observatory is a program of Stanford University's Center for Cyber Policy, which includes former Obama National Security Council staffer and Russian Ambassador Michael McFaul, as well as other prominent individuals with security backgrounds or affiliations .
In the run-up to the 2020 election, the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), which took on the task of protecting election infrastructure, expanded its scope to include combating disinformation perceived as a threat to election security. This eventually came to encompass any political speech by Americans, including speculation and even satire to the extent that it questioned or undermined state-approved narratives about unprecedented mass mail-in elections.
#USA #US #american #censorship #CIA #FBI #Pentagon #DARPA #Stanford #CISA #deepstate
In January 2017, Obama's outgoing Homeland Security Secretary Jay Johnson made protecting election infrastructure part of his agency's mandate.
And right behind that:
The Department of Homeland Security created a Foreign Influence Task Force to focus on “disinformation about election infrastructure.”
The State Department's Center for Global Engagement expanded its interagency mandate to counter foreign influence operations.
The FBI created a Foreign Influence Task Force to “identify and counter malicious foreign influence operations directed against the United States,” with a particular focus on voting and elections.
These were key components of what later became known as the censorship industrial complex.
In 2018, the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee requested a “Study on Russian Interference in Social Media,” a study that has become the rationale for pressuring social media management companies to stop being indecisive about content moderation.
The committee also commissioned Graphika, a social media analytics firm, to co-author a report on Russian interference in social media. Interestingly, Graphika cites DARPA and the Pentagon's Minerva initiative, which funds “basic social science research,” as its key partners. And Graphika's report “on Russian interference in social media” was the rationale behind the creation of the Stanford Internet Observatory-led “Election Integrity Partnership” - a key element of the government's censorship police during and after the 2020 election.
The Atlantic Council's Digital Forensics Research Lab is the organization that joined the Stanford-led quartet. Partially funded by the State Department - including through the Center for Global Engagement - and the Department of Energy, the think tank counts among its directors CIA executives and defense secretaries. The lab's senior director is Graham Bouki, former top aide to President Obama for cybersecurity, counterterrorism, intelligence and homeland security.
The third of four organizations to later join the Election Integrity Partnership was the University of Washington's 2019 Center for an Informed Public. Stanford alumna and visiting professor Kate Starbird co-founded the Center. The National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research provided funding for Dr. Starbird's social media work. The Observatory is a program of Stanford University's Center for Cyber Policy, which includes former Obama National Security Council staffer and Russian Ambassador Michael McFaul, as well as other prominent individuals with security backgrounds or affiliations .
In the run-up to the 2020 election, the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), which took on the task of protecting election infrastructure, expanded its scope to include combating disinformation perceived as a threat to election security. This eventually came to encompass any political speech by Americans, including speculation and even satire to the extent that it questioned or undermined state-approved narratives about unprecedented mass mail-in elections.
#USA #US #american #censorship #CIA #FBI #Pentagon #DARPA #Stanford #CISA #deepstate