2026 Earth Month News
On February 27, 2026, Kris Mayes, Attorney General for the State of Arizona, was presented with the Environmental Excellence Award for her "distinguished service, steadfast leadership, and extraordinary commitment to upholding the highest principles of justice, involving pipeline safety, renewable energy, protection of our environment and ecosystems through environmental sustainability, and most prevalent today in securing our water resources for future generations"
Our Environmental Ambassador to the Northern Mandando Region of the Philippines has been working hard. As aggression from China and North Korea increases, affecting oil, electricity, and food supplies, and a want of their natural resources, the price of everything has risen substantially. One must understand that with a lower-based economy, a 4.8%
The price of oil has increased, and consumer costs have more than doubled for each liter, now averaging $1.50 or $5.68 per gallon. Fuel stations are hoarding and overcharging in a competitive market.
Many transportation industries are on strike. President Marcos has implemented a national energy emergency. Russia has dispatched the Sara Sky to the Pentron Corp refinery with 700,000 barrels of crude, which should arrive by March 26th. This would add 13.3 to 14 million gallons of gasoline. They consume approximately 124,000 barrels of gasoline per day.
Here we are on April 4th…Earth Month’s 56th Anniversary!
Some of our themes in the past have been: Our Planet In Crisis, Climate Change, Together We Can Make A Difference, Plastic Pollution, a Global Climate Crisis, and this year's theme "Water Security Now and For Our Future," was developed in accordance with the increase of Climate Change and Global Warming effects on water supply and potability, a crisis indeed.
Without water, we have diminished crops which prevent the proper pollination by bees, and reduce not only their production but also cause harm to the bees.
Expanding its effect will cover the globe economically and cause shortages in food production, which means fewer pollinators for plants and much more.
We hope and pray that all are well globally in the critical times. Please keep safe and do what is legally and lawfully necessary to keep yourself and others safe.
The Apostle John stated that "...and to bring ruin to those ruining the earth." Rev. 11:18c.
“Patience is a virtue often sought by many, but is seldom obtained by but only a few.” [Mine]
Our work is vast and performed globally for the benefit of humankind. The cost of such has grown exponentially over the years. We have mostly relied upon volunteers, but this is no longer the case.
Many environmental non-profits can secure large amounts of donations and grant funding. You can research it for an individual organization, for those who report.
Our funding is very short for the year. We need to secure $ 2.8 M to address the shortfall and continue our global work. Our work covers areas that others do not. Thanks to video conferencing platforms, travel costs are minimized.
We hope that you will support not only our efforts but also our work. It is a matter of literally saving our only home…Earth and the human lives that are upon it.
Thank you for your understanding and support, so let’s get to work!
The Next Campaign to End "Environmental Apathy!"
We are developing a task force, for information on how you can help, contact us.
More to come
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