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All News Articles for 2013-08-05

Monday, August 5, 2013
	Greenwald: Is U.S. Exaggerating Threat to Embassies to Silence NSA Critics? Read more
	Revealed: EPA Fracking Study Rebukes Agency's Own Safety Claims DeSmog Exclusive: Censored EPA PA fracking water contamination presentation published for first time Read more
	Fukushima Radioactivity Seeping Into Ocean at 'Emergency' Level, says Watchdog Japan's Nuclear Regulatory Authority taskforce says TEPCO's "sense of crisis is weak" Read more
	Bagram: Torture, Detention Without End at US Military's 'Other Guantanamo' Prisoners languishing in US-run Afghan prison will have no hope as officials admit there is no plan to shut it down Read more
	As WalMart Writes Checks, Critics Blast Teach for America Critics blast non-profit as 'pipeline' for pro-corporate policies like charter schools and privatization Read more
	Rejecting NSA Spying, Wikipedia Boosts Security after XKeyscore Revelations Co-founder: "I challenge the rest of the industry to join us. Encryption is a human rights issue." Read more
	German and US Spy Agencies Share Vast Metadata Trove Leaked documents reveal Germany's "daily" spy exchange with NSA Read more
	Gitmo Architect Says Gitmo Shouldn't Have Been Built William Lietzau, the Pentagon detainee policy head with history of defending indefinite detention, now says notorious prison was a mistake Read more
	Chris Hayes: What It's Like to Spend Years in Solitary Confinement Read more
	Not Too Little Wind Energy, But Too Much Despite claims by critics, wind energy proves that only poor infrastructure, lack of political will inhibits industry's growth Read more
	Encore: The Faces of America’s Hungry Read more
	Is NSA Secretly Feeding Spy Intel to Police for Petty Crimes? Repeated claims that surveillance network only used for counter-terrorism belied by new documents from DEA Read more