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VIDEO: 400,000 People Against Climate Change Heat Up New York City

Over 400,000 people took to the streets of New York city to demand action on climate change, MintPress was on the ground to hear what they had to say.

September 24th, 2014
Sean Nevins
September 24th, 2014
By Sean Nevins
VIDEO: 400,000 People Against Climate Change Heat Up New York City

Over 400,000 people took to the streets of New York city to demand action on climate change, MintPress was on the ground to hear what they had to say.

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Birth Defects: A Possible Side Effect Of FDA Proposal On A Natural B Vitamin

The shift to putting “folic acid” on supplement labels could potentially increase birth defects, allow a pharmaceutical company to rake in much more money and ultimately leave many people unable to absorb the compound they’re hoping to benefit from consuming.

September 22nd, 2014
Phil Zahodiakin
September 22nd, 2014
By Phil Zahodiakin
Birth Defects: A Possible Side Effect Of FDA Proposal On A Natural B Vitamin

The shift to putting “folic acid” on supplement labels could potentially increase birth defects, allow a pharmaceutical company to rake in much more money and ultimately leave many people unable to absorb the compound they’re hoping to benefit from consuming.

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Obama Action On Antibiotic Resistance Decried As Soft On Agricultural Use

Some 80 percent of antibiotics sold in the U.S. are for agricultural use, mostly given at low doses to animals that are not ill — the perfect conditions for building up antibiotic resistance among bacteria. Action to end this practice is unfolding most aggressively at the city level.

September 22nd, 2014
Carey L. Biron
September 22nd, 2014
By Carey L. Biron
Obama Action On Antibiotic Resistance Decried As Soft On Agricultural Use

Some 80 percent of antibiotics sold in the U.S. are for agricultural use, mostly given at low doses to animals that are not ill — the perfect conditions for building up antibiotic resistance among bacteria. Action to end this practice is unfolding most aggressively at the city level.

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Record Gas Project Depends On Diplomatic Balancing Act

The world’s largest ever gas deal would transport fuel from Central Asia to Southern Europe, but the most impressive facet of the deal may be Azerbaijan’s ability to simultaneously please Europe, Iran and Russia.

September 19th, 2014
Sean Nevins
September 19th, 2014
By Sean Nevins
Record Gas Project Depends On Diplomatic Balancing Act

The world’s largest ever gas deal would transport fuel from Central Asia to Southern Europe, but the most impressive facet of the deal may be Azerbaijan’s ability to simultaneously please Europe, Iran and Russia.

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Indian Country Grapples With Health Funding Shortfalls, Non-Payment

Slowly but surely, tribal governments — especially those in Alaska — are receiving millions of dollars in decades of unpaid contract costs from the Indian Health Service and Bureau of Indian Affairs.

September 17th, 2014
Christine Graef
September 17th, 2014
By Christine Graef
Indian Country Grapples With Health Funding Shortfalls, Non-Payment

Slowly but surely, tribal governments — especially those in Alaska — are receiving millions of dollars in decades of unpaid contract costs from the Indian Health Service and Bureau of Indian Affairs.

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Tobacco Growers’ Reform On Child Labor An “Important Step”

In the aftermath of a landmark report on child laborers in the tobacco industry, one tobacco growers’ association in the U.S. has pledged not to hire anyone under 16.

September 15th, 2014
Carey L. Biron
September 15th, 2014
By Carey L. Biron

In the aftermath of a landmark report on child laborers in the tobacco industry, one tobacco growers’ association in the U.S. has pledged not to hire anyone under 16.

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Loggers Kill Anti-Logging Activist, Native Community Leaders In Peru

The activist, Edwin Chota, had received frequent death threats from illegal loggers, who he had tried for years to expel from the lands for which his community was seeking title.

September 10th, 2014
Associated Press
September 10th, 2014
By Associated Press
Loggers Kill Anti-Logging Activist, Native Community Leaders In Peru

The activist, Edwin Chota, had received frequent death threats from illegal loggers, who he had tried for years to expel from the lands for which his community was seeking title.

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