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Florida policymakers ramp up their assault on the environment
House Bill 999 and its Senate counterpart, SB 1684, are the latest assaults on Florida’s environment by those who hold the most power and responsibility to protect it | Gainesville.com First the Legislature gutted growth management, then it weakened our … Continue reading
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Tagged aquifer depletion, Big Sugar, Don Gaetz, Everglades, Rick Scott, wetlands, Will Weatherford
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VA Whistleblower Ignites Firestorm Over Vets’ Illnesses | The American Conservative
… Dr. Steven S. Coughlin’s charges that the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) officials hid, manipulated, and even lied about research pertaining to Gulf War Illness (GWI) and health problems plaguing Iraq and Afghanistan veterans are still causing fallout … Continue reading
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Tagged agent orange, Gulf War Syndrome, VA, Veterans Administration
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Ray McEachern: Zeigler’s Supreme Court Reply Suggests Circuit Judge Should Recuse
On May 10th, I wrote that exonerations indicated that hundreds of judges and justices need to prosecuted nationwide … that a couple of token arrests for misconduct won’t fix anything. What Ray McEachern describes below – Reginald Whitehead’s failure to recuse … Continue reading
PA judge prosecuted; hundreds more need to be.
Sentencing Law and Policy: Corrupt state supreme court judge and sister facing state sentencing in PA <p>Former Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin and her sister and former court aide Janine Orie will be sentenced today by Allegheny County … Continue reading
Here comes the sun … and I say, it’s all right. And then some.
Patent Filing Claims Solar Energy “Breakthrough” Washington, DC — In a U.S. patent application, a little-known Maryland inventor claims a stunning solar energy breakthrough that promises to end the planet’s reliance on fossil fuels at a fraction of the current cost … Continue reading
If you helped save Willie Manning, thank you.
Last-minute stay in Mississippi execution; Texas executes inmate The Mississippi state Supreme Court granted a stay of execution to Willie Jerome Manning, 44, after federal authorities said they had overstated the strength of hair and gun evidence in his trial … Continue reading
UN Finds “Little Appreciation” for Human Rights Among US Businesses
“It’s a sad thought that our politicians are so crooked that we have to ask the United Nations for help, but no one else will listen.” via UN Finds "Little Appreciation" for Human Rights Among US Businesses.
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Gov. Scott Signs Death Warrant for Florida Inmate William Van Poyck
Reblogged from Punishable by Death: As a much-criticized bill to speed up Florida’s executions sits on the governor’s desk awaiting his signature, Rick Scott has signed another death warrant, in a move that is perhaps indicative of his decision on … Continue reading
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