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| Taking a Closer Look at the Stories Ignored by the Corporate Media |
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Archive for the Month of March, 2006.
Viewing Corporatism NEWS articles 1 through 9 of 9.
- "It is outrageous that, for all intents and purposes, the FDA allowed a clinical trial to proceed, which makes every citizen in the United States a potential 'guinea pig,' without providing a practical, informative warning to the public."
- In its drive to foster a more cooperative relationship with mining companies, the Bush administration has decreased major fines for safety violations since 2001, and in nearly half the cases, it has not collected the fines, according to a data analysis by The New York Times.
- ...people are gaining weight and getting sick because unhealthy food is cheaper than healthy food - thanks in large part to federal policies
- Nowhere is Coca-Cola's blatant disregard for water and communities that sustain themselves from water more evident than in India.
- Most if not all of the deaths this year in US coal mines could have been prevented if safety measures proposed for nearly two decades had not been blocked and eventually killed by officials from the Clinton and Bush administrations.
- Despite profits, oil giant holds billions awarded to victims
- ...strings are being pulled by major multinational water companies with a very specific agenda: to make water an economic commodity that is bought and sold on global markets and is managed by transnational companies that claim to be more efficient, flexible and cheaper than public water agencies. - Two and a half years ago, Public Interest Watch, a self-described watchdog of nonprofit groups, wrote to the Internal Revenue Service urging the agency to audit Greenpeace and accusing the environmental group of money laundering and other crimes.
- ...a new era of nuclear weapons for profit threatens to turn Armageddon into a paying operation.
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