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Who's Paying for BP's Health Crisis?

meds family of fiveWatching the last two years unfold has been both eye opening and heartbreaking. Earlier this week, as I sat with a twenty-seven year old mother of three from Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, we went over the many health-related issues she and her family are dealing with. Her ten-year old daughter has severe stomach issues, breathing issues, skin issues, horrible headaches - there are very few days that come and go that she feels well. [...Read more]

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Kindra Arnesen

Video: 5 Voices from “Occupy NOLA”

The national wave of “Occupy” actions, begun on Wall Street in September, has spread to New Orleans.  “Occupy NOLA” began with an almost joyous march through the city, and continues now in a more than two-week-old encampment outside of City Hall. [...Read more]

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Ada McMahon

One Year After Haiti Earthquake, Corporations Profit While People Suffer

One year after an earthquake devastated Haiti, much of the promised relief and reconstruction aid has not reached those most in need. In fact, the nation's tragedy has served as an opportunity to further enrich corporate interests. [...Read more]

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Jordan Flaherty

A Crisis of Democracy: Real Solutions to the BP Oil Spill

Mandy Birren at a rally of fishermen concerned about the safety of the Gulf. Photo: NRDCFor Gulf residents, the BP oil spill has made the problem of unchecked corporate power painfully clear. [...Read more]

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Bridge The Gulf