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Executive director of @e2org. Author, Clean Economy NOW and Climatenomics. Trying to do good for our economy & environment after 20+ years as a journalist.
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Amendment 3’s Primary Goal Is To Ban Abortions

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By Bob Keefe
| Webster-Kirkwood Times Verified
Missouri’s ban on transgender surgery for minors does not have a sunset clause. It will not expire in August 2027, and its constitutionality was unanimously upheld by the Missouri Supreme Court in 2026. Other portions of the 2023 SAFE Act, concerning puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones, are set to expire, but not the ban on transgender surgeries. It is not disingenuous to have a yard sign that urges citizens to vote for Amendment 3, which will ban most abortions in Missouri.
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Greenbriar’s Promise

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By Bob Keefe
| Webster-Kirkwood Times Verified
Private country club Greenbriar wanted to build pickleball courts. Nearby residents didn’t want the noise. Greenbriar promised Kirkwood that they wouldn’t use the courts until they complied with St. Louis County noise limits. After two attempts Greenbriar failed to keep their promise. Their solution to their failure was to sue Kirkwood. Greenbriar’s promise didn’t mean much. Suffice it to say that their word is not their bond. Fair warning to those contemplating making a deal with them.
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Opinion: California must continue to embrace clean transportation economy

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By Bob Keefe
| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Southern California isn’t just participating in the clean transportation economy, it’s leading it. From cleaning up the Port of San Diego with electric tugboats and freight handling equipment to designing and manufacturing electric vehicles, batteries and related equipment in Carlsbad, Vista and up into Orange and Riverside counties, building a transportation system is proving to be good not just for our region’s environment but also good for our economy.
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