Trillions magazine is a unique publication that focuses on what matters most and provides real-world and useful information for personal and business success in a time of rapid change and growing challenges. Trillions is published monthly by the North America Procurement Council (NAPC).

Trump Flip-Flops on Afghanistan - More War

August 21, 2017

Donald Trump has reversed his position on pulling US troops out of Afghanistan.

Over Half of Streams in Midwest and Plains States Contaminated

August 16, 2017

More than half of 100 streams tested had harmful levels of pesticides and herbicides.

Nothing Appears Safe from Glyphosate as Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream Tests Positive

July 31, 2017

Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream is the latest casualty in the continuing poisoning of America's food products by glyphosate. The Organic Consumers Association recently released tests showing 10 of 11 samples of Ben & Jerry's tested positive either for glyphosate, the key ingredient in Monsanto's Roundup herbicide, or AMPA, glyphosate's main metabolite.

Ford Hit with Class Action Suit for Catastrophic Transit Van Drive Train Design Defect

July 25, 2017

On July 21, the Ford Motor Company was sued in a class action lawsuit, for damages related to a defective driveshaft which fails with catastrophic results. It also appears to be a defect which Ford had known about for quite some time – and yet continued to market anyway.

Israel Anti-Boycott Act Looks Like It May Finally Pass In Congress

July 25, 2017

In what legal experts say is a direct defiance of U.S. citizens' first amendment rights to free speech, there appears to be growing bipartisan support for a Federal-level Israel Anti-Boycott Act making it a felony to support boycotts of Israel and Israeli settlements.

Corrupt Democrat Wants to Force Destruction of Minnesota's Superior National Forest

July 14, 2017

Corrupt Democrat Rep. Richard Nolan wants to pollute the Great Lakes and destroy 1,000 acres of wetlands and more than 1,700 acres of critical wildlife habitat in northern Minnesota’s Superior National Forest in order to enrich a foreign mining company.

CenturyLink’s Telecom Sales Scams Finally Catch Up With Them

July 14, 2017

The more one hears about CenturyLink’s criminal conspiracies, the more one wishes public hangings were available as legal punishment for white collar crimes. Almost, anyway.

Nuclear Insanity Costs America Dearly

July 13, 2017

The ongoing disaster at the Hanford Site in Wash­ington state is something most Americans are not aware of.

They Want to Do WHAT?

July 13, 2017

Trump's EPA wants to let a mining company dump uranium-laced waste water into Tribal aquifers.

Record Heat Across U.S. in June

July 13, 2017

In case you hadn't noticed, the Earth really is heating up and many parts of the world, including the U.S., experienced record heat levels in June.

The Corporate Conspiracy That's Really Running the United States

July 13, 2017

While the U.S. Federal Government stumbles to get much of anything accomplished, there are other nationwide entities that are turning out to be remarkably successful in crafting and passing legislation. These entities are non-elected and are not working in support of the citizens of the United States.

Doctors Demand Feds Stop Giving The Poor Junk Food

July 13, 2017

Government programs still provide way too much support to buy junk food for the poor. It's unhealthy and a waste of money. The medical industry is working to change that.

EPA's Pro-Pollution Pruitt Is Getting His Way

July 13, 2017

The plan to gut the EPA is well under way. The forward-looking budget legislation just disclosed would push back meeting the 2015 Clean Air Act standards for Ozone for 10 years. It also slashes the EPA workforce.

2 Billion Climate Refugees By 2100?

July 12, 2017

A new Cornell University study indicates that climate change could force 1.4 billion people to become refugees by 2060 and 2 billion by 2100.

Non-Agricultural Use of Pesticides to Be Banned by French Senate

July 12, 2017

Pesticides kill. That is what they are intended for. However, many of them don't just kill the insects they are targeted against.

Republican Governors Support Renewable Energy Despite Trump

July 12, 2017

Republican Governors in Florida and Nevada signed bills in June to support solar in their states after previously suppressing solar energy.

Wyoming Governor Matt Mead Wants Endangered Species Extinct

July 12, 2017

Wyoming Governor Matt Mead doesn't like endangered species or the Endangered Species Act that protects them.

Trump's Infrastructure Con Job

July 12, 2017

Remember all those campaign promises Trump made about increasing investment infrastructure and creat¬ing jobs in the process? He lied, just as he was lying about so many other things.

Trump Starts Taking Land for Unfunded Border Wall

July 12, 2017

Even though Congress has not yet funded Trump's border wall, his administration has already started giving notice to landowners in southwest Texas that the federal government is buying their land whether they like it or not.

Trump Sells Qatar $12 Billion in Fighter Jets to Fuel Religious War

July 12, 2017

Just days after calling Qatar a high-level exporter of terrorism and saying that he was going to take a harder line, Trump empowered Qatar with a massive weapons sale.

The Unratified -- How the U.S. Lets the World Down by Not Ratifying Treaties

July 12, 2017

You may not know it, but the United States currently has 45 treaties its presidents have negotiated but that remain unratified.

Puerto Rico Finally Votes 'Yes' to Statehood

July 12, 2017

It will not solve the Commonwealth’s current $123 bil­lion debt problem, and it has no official enforcement power on its own. But on June 12, after many failed past attempts, Puerto Ricans finally voted in favor of becoming a U.S. state.

The Ticking Time Bomb of Asian and Arab Youth Growth

July 12, 2017

Asia, the Pacific and the 22 Arab countries currently have 700 million youth aged 15 to 24 years old. That is 60% of the world’s youth. That group is already seriously underemployed and something must be done quickly to address that.

California EPA First State to Recognize that Roundup Causes Cancer

July 12, 2017

California, via its Environmental Protection Agency, has just become the first state in the United States to officially declare that Monsanto's Roundup herbicide causes cancer.

Climate Change Progress Proceeds in Spite of Trump

July 10, 2017

Trump did what so many were afraid of: he pulled out of the Paris climate change agreement. Surprisingly, this could be one of the best things that could have happened to the anti-greenhouse gas and climate change activist movements around the world.