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Daily Archives: January 14, 2012
“Inside Story: US 2012” – Are environmental concerns being sacrificed?
“I think we have a situation now where politics are driven by the limits that are set by concentrated corporate power,” CSW director Rick Piltz said as part of a discussion of President Obama’s record on the environment and the … Continue reading
Honest Appalachia: New whistleblower website aims to promote corporate and government accountability
January 10 marked the launch of Honest Appalachia, a secure website meant to assist and protect whistleblowers who wish to reveal proof of corporate and government wrongdoing to citizens throughout the region. From coal and gas companies to banks to … Continue reading
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