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Articles As with Gulf Spill, Mine Disasters, and Katrina, Warnings About Japan's Reactor Went Ignored For many companies, it's still profit over people when it comes to safety.Cord Jefferson18 Mar, 2011
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Articles Picture Show: Harrowing Visions of New Orleans Under Water It's been nearly five years since Hurricane Katrina struck the southeastern region of the United States, yet visions of the...Good Is27 Mar, 2010
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Articles To Haiti, With Love I met with a high school teacher last night who had just received a text message from one of his students. It read: "I came up with this idea...Amanda M. Fairbanks17 Jan, 2010
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