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Despite Ongoing Effects Of Agent Orange, Vietnam Embraces Monsanto GMO’s

Fifty-five years after rendering almost an entire country cancerous, chemical companies like Monsanto are being welcomed with open arms into Vietnam. 

September 19th, 2016
Christina Sarich | Underground Reporter
September 19th, 2016
By Christina Sarich | Underground Reporter
Despite Ongoing Effects Of Agent Orange, Vietnam Embraces Monsanto GMO’s

Fifty-five years after rendering almost an entire country cancerous, chemical companies like Monsanto are being welcomed with open arms into Vietnam. 

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Corporate Executives Can Now Be Prosecuted By The International Criminal Court

The court’s decision was sparked by a case filed by a group of Cambodians who alleged that authorities, including the government, military, police and the courts, have been complicit in land grabbing since 2002, which has led to the forced eviction of more than 300,000 people.

September 19th, 2016
teleSUR
September 19th, 2016
By teleSUR
Corporate Executives Can Now Be Prosecuted By The International Criminal Court

The court’s decision was sparked by a case filed by a group of Cambodians who alleged that authorities, including the government, military, police and the courts, have been complicit in land grabbing since 2002, which has led to the forced eviction of more than 300,000 people.

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Despite Safeguards, 2016 Sees Rise In Heat-Related Police Dog Deaths

Of 16 police dogs which have died this year, 11 died as the result of being left unattended in vehicles parked in areas with soaring temperatures.

September 19th, 2016
Kit O'Connell
September 19th, 2016
By Kit O'Connell
Despite Safeguards, 2016 Sees Rise In Heat-Related Police Dog Deaths

Of 16 police dogs which have died this year, 11 died as the result of being left unattended in vehicles parked in areas with soaring temperatures.

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Following Decades Of High Cancer Rates & Birth Defects, EPA Begins Cleanup Of Uranium Mines On Navajo Reservation

The EPA and Navajo Nation have identified 523 abandoned uranium mines scattered throughout Arizona and New Mexico, including dozens located dangerously close to homes or water sources.

September 19th, 2016
MintPress News Desk
September 19th, 2016
By MintPress News Desk
Following Decades Of High Cancer Rates & Birth Defects, EPA Begins Cleanup Of Uranium Mines On Navajo Reservation

The EPA and Navajo Nation have identified 523 abandoned uranium mines scattered throughout Arizona and New Mexico, including dozens located dangerously close to homes or water sources.

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American Legion Asks Congress To Reschedule Cannabis As Vets Continue To Suffer Under War On Drugs

The American Legion, which represents 2.4 million military veterans, wants the DEA to recognize therapeutic potential of cannabis to treat PTSD, traumatic brain injuries, and other conditions frequently encountered by veterans.

September 17th, 2016
Kit O'Connell
September 17th, 2016
By Kit O'Connell
American Legion Asks Congress To Reschedule Cannabis As Vets Continue To Suffer Under War On Drugs

The American Legion, which represents 2.4 million military veterans, wants the DEA to recognize therapeutic potential of cannabis to treat PTSD, traumatic brain injuries, and other conditions frequently encountered by veterans.

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Bayer Buys Monsanto But AntiTrust Laws Could Still Kill The Deal

Bayer, who made it rich selling heroin to children and financing Nazi concentration camps, is set to pay over $128 a share to buy the world’s most notorious GM seed company.

September 16th, 2016
Whitney Webb
September 16th, 2016
By Whitney Webb
Bayer Buys Monsanto But AntiTrust Laws Could Still Kill The Deal

Bayer, who made it rich selling heroin to children and financing Nazi concentration camps, is set to pay over $128 a share to buy the world’s most notorious GM seed company.

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Dakota Access Pipeline: Archaeologist Group Urges Army Corps Of Engineers To ‘Learn From Past Errors’ On Sacred Sites

The Society for American Archaeology is calling on government agencies to reconsider their approach to the Dakota Access Pipeline and similar fossil fuel projects.

September 16th, 2016
MintPress News Desk
September 16th, 2016
By MintPress News Desk
Dakota Access Pipeline: Archaeologist Group Urges Army Corps Of Engineers To ‘Learn From Past Errors’ On Sacred Sites

The Society for American Archaeology is calling on government agencies to reconsider their approach to the Dakota Access Pipeline and similar fossil fuel projects.

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