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If It’s Really Bad, Ship It to West Texas – The PCBs of the Hudson River
Heading to Texas, Hudson’s Toxic Mud Stirs Town:  NY Times May 31, 2009
EUNICE, N.M. — There are not many towns in America that would welcome the 2.5 million cubic yards of toxic sludge being dredged from the bottom of [...]

Posted by bosskitty May 31st, 2009 | Tags: America in Decline, Campaign Donations, contamination, environmental impact, EPA, Harold C. Simmons, pollution, profiteers, Republican Legacy, responsibility, Rick Perry, Risk Management, Tax Dollars, taxpayers, Texas Health Care, Texas Politics, Texas Wheeler Dealers, toxic materials, toxic waste | Category: America in Decline, Campaign Donations, EPA, Harold C. Simmons, Republican Legacy, Rick Perry, Risk Management, Tax Dollars, Texas Health Care, Texas Politics, Texas Wheeler Dealers, contamination, environmental impact, pollution, profiteers, responsibility, taxpayers, toxic materials, toxic waste | Leave a comment

Mississippi River closed to Gulf of Mexico
Workers along the Mississippi River try to contain the hundreds of thousands of gallons of fuel oil from a barge and ship collision on Wednesday. The river is now closed to the Gulf of Mexico.

The massive oil spill that remains a major threat to the area’s fragile delta ecosystem [...]

Posted by bosskitty July 25th, 2008 | Tags: consequences, contamination, Environment, Mississippi, Oil Spill, transportation, US Coast Guard, water safety, Wildlife | Category: Collateral, Environment, Mississippi, Oil Spill, US Coast Guard, consequences, contamination | Comments (1)

This image speaks more to the insanity of building a fence along the Texas border with Mexico.
This wall project has more “un-intended” consequences than have been seriously studied.
If you consider the human factor in this region, the resources for assistance is uneven. The further north this damage goes, the further away from resources. The coast [...]

Posted by bosskitty July 23rd, 2008 | Tags: Border Wall, changing planet, consequences, contamination, critical resources, DHS, disparity, Hurricane, Hypocracy, Mismanagement, Texas | Category: Border Wall, DHS, Hurricane, Hypocracy, Mismanagement, Texas, changing planet, consequences, contamination, critical resources, disparity | Leave a comment

Russia: US Satellite Shot a Weapons Test
MOSCOW (AP) — Russia said Saturday that U.S. military plans to shoot down a damaged spy satellite may be a veiled test of America’s missile defense system.
Russian defence ministry statement: “The decision to destroy the American satellite does not look harmless as they try to claim.” [...]

Posted by bosskitty February 16th, 2008 | Category: Cold War, Deception, Missile tests, Russia, Satellites, Secret, consequences, contamination, cover up, department of defense, disinformation, spy, spy agencies | Comments (5)

2007 Presidential Primary Polls
National Survey Findings For Children’s Agenda
 

Voters across the country believe that political leaders are not doing enough to ensure the health, education and well-being of children and that the next President and Congress need to give a higher priority to the country’s children and spend less time on other issues. This concern [...]

Posted by bosskitty November 10th, 2007 | Category: Agendas, Children, Education, Election, Elections, Environment, Health, Homeland Security, Politics, chemicals, consequences, contamination, critical resources, food, generations, neglect, responsibility, vulnerable | Tagged: Agendas | Comments (8)

Thousands perched on rooftops in Mexico floods
Flood waters pour through devastated Mexican city
Rains flood thousands of homes in Mexico
FOOD, WATER RUNNING OUT

Thousands of people perched on roofs in southern Mexico on Saturday, desperate to [...]

Posted by bosskitty November 4th, 2007 | Category: Andres Granier, Bush, Casualties, Chiapas, Felipe Calderon, Mexico, No Border Wall, Outsource, Politics, Public Health, Tabasco, Villahermosa, catastrophe, contamination, floods, humanitarian, pollution, prejudice, resonsibility, state of emergency, survivors | Comments (2)