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Arsenic poisoning epidemic in Bangladesh from Unicef borehole project and oversight

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Tube wells funded by development agencies provide water to millions of Bangladeshis [EPA] They call it the devil’s water. Much of Bangladesh’s water contains dangerous quantities of arsenic, ...

South-Africa Teens Smoking Precious HIV Drugs

ABC News’ Jim Sciutto reports from South Africa: For the more than five million South Africans infected with HIV, there is a growing threat to ...

Largest class action ever brought before the British courts- Toxic waste dumping in Abidjan

Dutch Trafigura settles Ivory Coast toxic waste case 02/15/2007 | 03:52 PM AMSTERDAM, Netherlands – A Dutch-based oil trading company paid $197 million to secure ...

Deaths at Thai resort vex family, investigators

SEATTLE, Washington (CNN) — What started as a romantic Southeast Asia vacation for a Seattle couple ended with Ryan Kells preparing Friday to return from ...

Concerns white phosphorus used in Afghan battle

KABUL – Doctors voiced concern over “unusual” burns on Afghan villagers wounded in an already controversial U.S.-Taliban battle, and the country’s top human rights groups ...

In Search Of Death- To bug chasers, HIV isn’t a ruthless killer. It’s a gift!

To bug chasers, HIV isn’t a ruthless killer. It’s a gift – the most beautiful a man can willingly receive – spread through a secret ...

HIV AIDS Leading Cause Of Death For Black Women 25-34 In America

Early in the epidemic, HIV infection and AIDS were diagnosed for relatively few women and female adolescents (although we know now that many women were ...

USA dodges Kyoto bullet, denies Global Warming once again

February 13, 2005; CEI.org: United States and Australia Dodge Kyoto Bullet Washington, D.C., February 14, 2004—The Competitive Enterprise Institute congratulates the United States and Australia ...

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