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Prison Privatization in Brazil Follows US Model
Brazil has the world's fourth-largest prison population. Like the US, Brazil is rapidly advancing in the privatization of its incarceration system.
Why the FDA Doesn’t Really Know What’s in Your Food
A massive legal loophole means companies can add new ingredients to foods with no government safety review.
The Baiting Game: Which Fish to Avoid
Choosing the best fish isn't always easy, especially when considering how the fish is caught, mercury levels and accurate labeling.
Sex, Drugs and Dead Soldiers: What US Africa Command Doesn’t Want You to Know
In recent years, allegations of widespread sex crimes have dogged the US military.
On the News With Thom Hartmann: Nestle Has Been Pumping Water Out of California Without a Permit for 25 Years, and More
In today's On the News segment: Nestlé has been pumping water out of California without a permit for the last 25 years; an increase in illness is another effect of …
Marilyn Baptiste Is the Winner of the 2015 Goldman Environmental Prize for Her Activism in Canada
Marilyn Baptiste led her community in defeating one of the largest proposed gold and copper mines in British Columbia.
Massive Oil Spills, Exploding Bomb Trains, Hazardous Chemicals, Poisoned Water – What’s the Plan?
Now is our opportunity to create meaningful change.
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So Far, 2015 Is On Pace to Set Abortion Restriction Records
Laws with anti-abortion provisions are setting a new record this year, with 332 in 43 states.
A Foreclosure Conveyor Belt: The Continuing Depopulation of Detroit
Longtime residents have been scattered and displaced by the foreclosure conveyor belt.
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Hormone-Mimickers Widespread in Great Lakes Region Wastewater, Waterways and Fish
Scientists fear the biologically active contaminants and their metabolites may alter the hormones of fish.