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Much happening, and the troubles continue at Fukushima. We begin our econocentric coverage close to home [literally], with the Oakland Tribune: Alta Bates Summit Medical Center to slash 358 jobs in Oakland, Berkeley Alta Bates Summit Medical Center...

Anti-science activism and statistics-illiterate fear-mongering are killing millions of people. It’s shocking and horrifying to realize how many completely-preventable deaths happen every year due to unnecessary fear of 20th-century...

The answer is the most forceful possible no. Solar power itself is a good thing, but Germany's pro-renewables policy has been a disaster. It has the absurd distinction of completing the trifecta of bad energy policy: Bad for consumers Bad for producers...

environment and related links, week ending March 12th We’re Losing the Race Against Antibiotic Resistance, but There’s Also Reason for Hope -- A century ago, the top three causes of death were infectious diseases. More than half of all people dying...

TK Kurikawa | Shutterstock.com Koide Hiroaki has spent his entire career as a nuclear engineer, and has become a central figure in Japan’s movement for the abolition of nuclear power plants. He met with Katsuya Hirano and Hirotaka Kasai to discuss the...