Five Reasons to Care About Haiti’s Sham Elections
 

Five Reasons to Care About Haiti’s Sham Elections

San Francisco Bayview, News Analysis, Bill Quigley and Nicole Phillips, Posted: Nov 29, 2010

Haiti needs legitimate leaders right now. Unfortunately, the elections on Nov. 28 were a sham.

 

Researchers Trace Toxins' Links to Reproductive Health

 

New America Media, News Report, Ngoc Nguyen, Posted: Nov 18, 2010

Health researchers at UCSF sound the alarm about household chemicals and their effects on conception.

 

HUD Settlement a Victory for Some of Katrina's Poorest Victims

 

The Root, News Report, Katti Gray, Posted: Nov 18, 2010

Five years after the hurricane, thousands of low-income homeowners in Mississippi will finally receive federal funds to rebuild their homes.

 

Oakland Activist Wins Prize for Fighting Air Pollution

 

New America Media, News Report, Ngoc Nguyen, Posted: Nov 11, 2010

Margaret Gordon trains residents to become citizen-scientists to improve the community’s health.

 

Flooding Intensifies Cholera Outbreak in Haiti

 

San Francisco Bayview, News Report, Haiti Action Commitee, Posted: Nov 10, 2010

Cholera has killed more than 500 people in the valley along Haiti’s Artibonite River, and another 7,359 people are ill.

 

Aliens, Immigrants and other Evil Doers

 

Jambalaya News, News Report, Brenda Murphy, Posted: Nov 08, 2010

What one sees at Home Depot and on the corners of New Orleans's does not represent the reality experienced daily by immigrants.

 

NOLA Urban Farmers Struggle With Toxins And Red Tape

 

Louisiana Weekly, News Report, Susan Buchanan, Posted: Nov 08, 2010

Soil tainted by lead and paint use-and by arsenic from wood preservatives are threats that can be managed, urban gardeners say.

 

California Passes Environmental ‘Sleeper Threat’

 

New America Media, News Report, Ngoc Nguyen, Posted: Nov 06, 2010

Californians voter kept the state’s climate change law, only to pass another law that could disable it.

 

Election Analysis: California Has Moved Past Anger, to Despair

 

New America Media, Question & Answer, Ngoc Nguyen, Posted: Nov 04, 2010

Why was the outcome of California's elections—with no Republicans winning statewide office—so different from the rest of the country?

 

Saigon Set to Bear Brunt of Climate Change impacts

 

Nguoi-Viet, News Report, Posted: Nov 01, 2010

Saigon and other Asian coastal megacities will suffer more frequent and severe flooding affecting millions of people, if current climate change trends continue, a new report says.

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