California Wildfire Smoke Harms Respiratory Health More than Fine Particulates from Any Other Source, Including Vehicle Emissions
Wildfire smoke is more toxic than other sources of fine particles – a worry for COVID survivors.
Read more...Wildfire smoke is more toxic than other sources of fine particles – a worry for COVID survivors.
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Read more...Italy has blocked vaccine exports to Australia, which now must reconsider its opposition to proposed global solutions to unblock supply.
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Read more...The effort to contain Google and Facebook were only in the skirmish stage until Australia and Maryland upped the ante with their tax powers.
Read more...Most of us would not want to live in a society where bitcoin succeeds.
Read more...The oil industry is ready to brawl to keep the Biden Administration from halting new Federal energy and mineral leases.
Read more...Has the time come for the brute force approach to combatting climate change of rationing.
Read more...The Energy Charter Treaty lets fossil fuel companies to sue governments for taking action on climate change. It must be stopped.
Read more...Private equity greed knows no bounds: their nursing home acquisitions generated a “serious” rise in deaths and fall in other measures of care
Read more...With the reported support of Biden, will Congress ban mandatory arbitration clauses in common consumer and employment contracts?
Read more...The airline biz is on track to being America’s biggest welfare queen.
Read more...Legal scholar Dina Srinivasan talks to INET’s Lynn Parramore about reining in Google and restoring fairness to a regulatory Wild West.
Read more...Annie’s Homegrown ventures where FDA has feared to tread and vowed to eliminate phthalates from its macaroni and cheese.
Read more...Yves here. The collateral damage of the Texas power grid power failures is getting worse and worse. Extensive burst pipes now mean that 14 million (no typo) are without potable water. From the Wall Street Journal: More than 14 million people in Texas are without safe drinking water, as the fallout of a severe winter […]
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