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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2016
Page
4
The Baytown Sun editorial argues Earth Day highlights ongoing environmental challenges from air and water pollution to fish advisories in Baytown. It credits EPA creation and key acts, notes progress and limits, and urges instilling stewardship in children to foster long term eco change. Editorial by David Bloom.
Raymond Martin of Mont Belvieu argues the United Nations should abandon climate politics and global incentives, claims Chatham House and University of East Anglia research was fraudulent, criticizes wind and solar as only 1 percent of energy, and vows to keep eating meat and potatoes.
Harvey Schultz of Baytown reflects on Paul Harvey style disclosures, Peter paying taxes with a fish coin, Genesis seed promise fulfilled in Christ, and Hebrews 9 15 claiming Christ blood saves past and present. Schultz, longtime Baytown resident, author of three books, married 53 years with two children.
A Baytown observer argues smartphones erode thinking and attention, encouraging constant connection, distraction, and risky behavior. The author urges periodic disconnection, warning of nomophobia and urge to replace mindful focus with quick social media bites. Bert Marshall, owner of Our Baytown.com, offers contact details.
April 22 entries include 1864 Congress authorized use of In God We Trust on coins, 1889 Oklahoma Land Rush noon start, 1930 London Naval Treaty signed, 1954 Senate Army McCarthy hearings televised, 1964 Johnson opens Worlds Fair, 1970 Earth Day observed, 1994 Nixon dies after stroke, 2000 Elian Gonzalez custody raid and reunification. A Philadelphia judge settlement touches NFL concussion costs.
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