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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

Hopefully SCI has bought their LAST politician. Its NOT about SERVICE, its about profiteering. Then the inevitable BUSH connection … SCI has been caught scamming before.

Posted by bosskitty April 6th, 2009 | Tags: Arlington National Cemetery, breach of ethics, Corporate corruption, Funeral Homes, Service Corporation International | Category: Corporate corruption, GREED, George Bush, Politics, Public Health, Senator John Cornyn, Service Corporation International, VA, abuse, breach of ethics, economics, fraud, hygiene, neglect, pollution, profiteers, sanitation, veterans | Comments (6)

UN raises Burma cyclone estimate
The UN has sharply increased its estimate of those severely affected by Burma’s cyclone to 2.5m people.
The figure was revised up from the 1.5m previously thought to be in need, following the storm 12 days ago.
Since Cyclone Nargis struck, hardly any foreign aid workers have been allowed into [...]

Posted by bosskitty May 14th, 2008 | Tags: Accountability, Burma, China, consequences, cyclone, Disaster, earthquake, humanitarian, Myanmar, Red Cross, relief, survivors, Three Gorges Dam, UN, victims | Category: Accountability, Burma, Casualties, China, Disaster, Emergency Management, Environment, Human Rights, Myanmar, Red Cross, World Health, bio hazards, catastrophe, consequences, critical resources, cyclone, food, global community, humanitarian, hunger, infrastructure, pollution, state of emergency | Leave a comment

Explosion at ALON USA in Big Spring
Explosion rocks West Texas refinery
Four injuries in Texas refinery blast – mayor HOUSTON, (Reuters) – Four people were injured Monday in an explosion and fire at the 67,000-barrel-per-day (bpd) Alon USA Energy Inc. refinery in Big Spring, Texas, the town’s mayor said.
Michelle said she [...]

Posted by bosskitty February 18th, 2008 | Category: Big Spring, Environment, Oil, Paranoia, Refineries, Texas, energy, pollution, terrorists | Comments (1)

Oil Price Rise Causes Global Shift in Wealth
Iran, Russia and Venezuela Feel the Benefits
High oil prices are fueling one of the biggest transfers of wealth in history. Oil consumers are paying $4 billion to $5 billion more for crude oil every day than they did just five years ago, pumping more than $2 trillion [...]

Posted by bosskitty November 10th, 2007 | Category: Accountability, America, Casualties, Children, Clean Energy, Dillusion, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Legacy, Oil, Oversight, Prophesy, Russia, Science, War Cost, Waste, World Order, administration, catastrophe, climate change, consumers, critical resources, displaced persons, infrastructure, liability, negligence, pollution, poverty, responsibility, state of emergency, survivors | Comments (1)

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)