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Could Legalizing Prescription Drug Imports Break Big Pharma?
A new proposal to allow imports of cheaper prescription drugs may help break Big Pharma's monopoly on drug pricing.
Berta Is Dead, but the Movement She Started Lives
COPINH's goes far beyond environmental defense, aiming to transform Honduras' political and economic landscape.
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Westinghouse Bankruptcy Leaves Costly Nuclear Mess for Southern Utility Customers
Federal and state officials who oversee nuclear power can't say they weren't warned.
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Louisiana’s Bayou Bridge Pipeline Is One Permit Closer to Reality as Groups Plan Continued Resistance
“We are not protesters, we are water protectors.”
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It Goes Deep
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Glyphosate: Health Concerns About the Most Widely Used Pesticide
Many scientists have raised concerns about the health risks of glyphosate, the most widely used pesticide.
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Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Sues Towns for Trying to Protect Their Environment
In 2016, chemicals detected in the state's drinking water prompted a moratorium on hydraulic fracturing.
A Nation Made by War and a Citizenry Unmade by It
From its founding the United States has been a nation made by wars.
Noam Chomsky: Trump Administration Is Aiming to Decimate All Programs That Help Working People
Noam Chomsky's new book, out today, is titled “Requiem for the American Dream.”
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Why This Isn’t the Time for a Public Option or Medicare for Some
Right now in the United States, almost 30 million people have no health insurance.