All News Articles for 2015-04-01
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Oregon Seeks to Become First State to Limit Antibiotic Use at Factory Farms 'Oregon's farmers want to nourish the state and believe public health should be increased, not endangered, by producing food to put on our tables.' Read more |
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New Report Debunks 'Myth' That GMOs are Key to Feeding the World Study upholds value of traditional methods 'shown to actually increase food supplies and reduce the environmental impact of production' Read more |
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Despite Dire Scientific Warnings, GOP Leaders Vow to Bury Global Climate Deal With Republicans controlling both houses of Congress, Obama blueprint forced to rely on executive action Read more |
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Chorus of Outrage as Obama Administration Approves Arctic Drilling for Shell Oil Department of the Interior ignoring its own report on threat to climate, say environmental groups Read more |
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Astroturf on Steroids: Did Right-Wing Group Fake Anti-Net Neutrality Emails? Some constituents whose emails were used by American Commitment said they never sent the messages in question Read more |
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Closer to Justice as Palestine Joins International Criminal Court Prosecutor says international court will investigate 'alleged crimes committed by all sides, in total independence and impartiality, and without fear or favor' Read more |
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Scientists Record Warmest Day Ever in Antarctica The unprecedented highs occurred nearly three months past the usual warmest time of the year in the Antarctic Peninsula Read more |
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In Reversal, Arkansas Governor Says He Won't Sign Pro-Discrimination Bill Despite Indiana fallout, Arkansas legislature had approved measure which critics say would sanction second-class treatment of gays, lesbians, and others Read more |
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Disregarding Human Rights Concerns, US Resumes Arm Shipments to Egypt 'As usual,' writes Glenn Greenwald, the US government is again 'standing shoulder to shoulder with some of the region’s most oppressive regimes.' Read more |