Fukushima radioactive water dump plan disregards lives of marine animals
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By Linda Pentz Gunter for Beyond Nuclear International.
Many years ago, in what seems like another lifetime, I was a reporter on the tennis beat, walking through an airport with Martina Navratilova. The aroma of hot dogs wafted around, the one thing, as vegetarians, we agreed we missed.
But Navratilova was a proper vegetarian. I was still eating fish. “Fish have souls, too,” she admonished me.
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From tears to joy Representative Deb Haaland (NM-01)” by Moms Clean Air Force (Image by CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
Deb Haaland’s nomination for Secretary of the Interior raises hopes for long-neglected Indigenous communities
By Linda Pentz Gunter
“For many Native Americans, the Department of the Interior has been known as a back-alley haven for shills, thieves and crooked, money-hungry American Indian-hating cronies.
“But now, we’ll have one of our own stepping in to run the rats out and right old wrongs.”
That’s how Simon Moya-Smith, an enrolled citizen of the Oglala Lakota Nation and a Chicano writer and journalist, opened his December 18 column for NBCs’ Think, welcoming president elect Joe Biden’s choice of U.S. Representative Deb Haaland for the position of Secretary of the Interior.