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Nuclear Hangover: Ghost of Past Power Struggle Haunts Sandy’s Victims Today
Dark past of aborted nuclear plant sheds light on powerless victims of Sandy.
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General Petraeus Seduced Us, Too
Exposure of the realities of Petraeus' corporate alliances might lay bare how we have been carried into war by Western corporate power.
On the News With Thom Hartmann: France Officially Ended Its Combat Operations in Afghanistan Tuesday, and More
In today's On the News segment: US government is now under pressure to abandon its continued war on drugs, at least nine people were arrested in Texas on Monday …
Why Anonymous’ Claims about Election-Rigging Can’t Be Ignored
Given historical trends, why is it inconceivable to some that Karl Rove may have tried to electronically rig the election of 2012 in three states?
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Gaza Cease Fire Reports Fall Into Uncertainty
A six-day negotiation led by Egypt neared a cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas, but optimism for the ceasefire has now turned to uncertainty.
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SUNY Buffalo Shuts “Frackademia” Center, Shale Resources and Society Institute
Today, SUNY Buffalo closed the doors of its Shale Resources and Society Institute (SRSI), what we at DeSmog have described as an epicenter for
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In Coney Island Public Housing, People’s Relief and Local Residents Fill Void Left by Government
The new grassroots organizing group Peopleu2019s Relief and local residents have taken control of Hurricane Sandy relief efforts in several Coney Island public housing developments where government agenciesu2019 performance …
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CEO’s Revenge
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Costs and Consequences of the Fukushima Daiichi Disaster
About a month after the disaster, on April 19, 2011, Japan chose to drastically increase its official u201csafeu201d radiation exposure levels[ii] from 1 mSv to 20 mSv per year …