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Of Budgets, Values and Visions

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BuzzFlash The BuzzFlash commentary for Truthout will return Monday, March 31.   Anti-Fracking Activist Wins Round Against Major Driller in PA Read the Article at BuzzFlash   Beware the Surveillance Reform Trojan Horse: What's Not in the New NSA Laws? Read the Article at The Guardian   How a Government Computer Glitch Forced Thousands of Families To Go Hungry Read the Article at The Huffington Post   New GOP Bid To Limit Voting in Swing States Read the Article at The New York Times   Der Spiegel: NSA Put Germany's Angela Merkel on List of 122 Targeted Leaders Read the Article at The Intercept   A Legacy of Pain and Pride: The Profound Effects of War on the 2.6 Million Who Have Served Read the Article at The Washington Post   Nancy Drew and the Mystery of the Secret Oil Spill Read the Article at Grist     Truthout has been funded by readers like you for over a dozen years - now we need your help again. We still have over $28,000 to raise by the end of tomorrow to meet our budget goal, which is critical to keeping our work on track. Will you support the writers, editors and others who make Truthout's work possible by making a tax-deductible donation today? Click here to donate. (Truthout is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN: 20-0031641) You can also donate by check, made payable to: Truthout, P.O. Box 276414, Sacramento, CA 95827 (Please include your email address on your check.) Of Budgets, Values and Visions Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi, Truthout: A government budget expresses a deep vision accompanied by a corresponding scheme of ethical values. In America today, three visions rooted in different views about human nature and the good society offer distinct slants on budget priorities: the conservative, the liberal and the progressive. Read the Article  Suffragettes No More - The Long Struggle for Women's Equality Ellen Dannin, Truthout: Honoring women's history in March each year is a bad joke as long as those who struggled for women's equality are called "suffragettes" - the name the enemies of women's rights used to belittle their struggle. Read the Article  Racializing Lung Function Eleanor J. Bader, Truthout: Lundy Braun's Breathing Race into the Machine: The Surprising Career of the Spirometer from Plantation to Genetics traces the peculiar history of how 19th century research on lung capacity laid the foundation for a "scientific" framing of racial difference in lung - and other - capacities. Read the Review  The Republican Plan To Invalidate Scientific Research Kevin Mathews, Care2: Republicans are funding and generating alternative research that backs up their own claims. More than a dozen conservative senators are currently calling for an end to disclosure rules so that biased scientific studies can be presented as fact. Read the Article  NAFTA at 20: "A Vehicle To Increase Profits at the Expense of Democracy" Dave Johnson, Campaign for America's Future: On Thursday, the AFL-CIO released a new report, "NAFTA at 20." The report makes the point that, "On the whole, NAFTA-style agreements have proved to be primarily a vehicle to increase corporate profits at the expense of workers, consumers, farmers, communities, the environment and even democracy itself." Read the Article  Truthout Interviews Featuring Sheila D. Collins on Drought and Social Conflict Ted Asregadoo, Truthout: The drought in the West threatens that region's economic viability and the US food supply. A regional water policy could draw on the prescient 19th century recommendations of John Wesley Powell or those of Franklin Delano Roosevelt some 60 years later. Watch the Interview  Drugmakers Agree to US Ban on Livestock Antibiotics Carey L. Biron, Inter Press Service: Pharmaceutical companies have overwhelmingly agreed to new US government guidelines aimed at decreasing the use of antibiotics in the raising of livestock, new data shows. Read the Article  Chile Derails "Monsanto Law" That Would Privatize Seeds Asha DuMonthier, New America Media: This month, rural women, indigenous communities, and farmers in Chile found themselves on the winning end of a long-fought battle against a bill that had come to be known by many in the country as simply the "Monsanto Law." Read the Article  Meet the Plush GMO Mascot, Frank N. Foode Rebekah Wilce, PR Watch: Frank N. Foode is "your friendly neighborhood genetically modified organism," who helps "make the science of biotechnology fun and approachable." This ear of corn sprouted eyes, white hair, and spectacles. The "cutest corn plush" is the mascot of Biology Fortified, Inc. Read the Article  Changing Israel From Without Dennis J. Bernstein, Consortium News: For decades, one-sided support for Israel distorted US perceptions and policies in the Middle East. Only recently has the pro-Zionist narrative faced significant challenge, including protests against the abuse of Palestinians from Israeli dissidents like Ilan Pappe, who spoke with Dennis J. Bernstein. Read the Article  Venezuela: When Some of the Most Important News Comes in the Form of Corrections Mark Weisbrot, Center for Economic and Policy Research: It says something about overall media coverage of a subject when some of the most important news appears in the form of corrections. On February 26, The New York Times corrected a false statement in a news report that had incorrectly referred to Globovision as "[t]he only television station that regularly broadcast voices critical of the government." Read the Article  This Week in SpeakOut: Maunica Sthanki discusses Obama's not-so-humane "humane" deportation policy; Addi Svarogic criticizes American media's depiction of the Greek economic crisis; Dennis Trainor asks where we go after capitalism; Jennifer Pacanowski describes how the Iraq war is far from over for veterans and Iraqi civilians; David Swanson runs down the upcoming season of activist activity; David Krieger considers the Air Force nuclear launch cheating scandal - in poetry; the Woodchip Gazette questions why the CIA's theft of documents from an oversight committee isn't "Watergate II"; and more. Read the Articles

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Elizabeth (Liz) Chaplin DuPage County Board Member, District 2: DuPage Encourages Participation in Earth Hour

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Retaliation Against Detainees at Texas Detention Facility, Hunger Strikes Continue

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BuzzFlash Congress Uses Ukraine as "Shock Doctrine" Excuse To Expand Dangerous and Polluting Gas (LNG) Exports Mark Karlin, BuzzFlash at Truthout: As Naomi Klein has taught us, for every geopolitical shock, there are those who use it to their advantage. That is true of the fossil fuel industry, which is now claiming the Ukraine political standoff requires rapid expansion of perilous liquid natural gas shipments. Read the BuzzFlash Commentary   Eugene Robinson | Tilting at Windbags: The GOP Pines for the Cold War Era Read the Article at BuzzFlash   Obama: Forget Russian Gas, Just Frack Europe Read the Article at Common Dreams   How a Toxic Leak Made One Town the Subjects of a Live Human Experiment Read the Article at National Journal   Borrowed Time on Disappearing Land: The Consequences of Climate Change Read the Article at The New York Times   BP Doubles Initial Size Estimate of Lake Michigan Oil Spill Read the Article at DeSmogBlog   Judge Rules Goldman Sachs Must Face Lawsuit Over Mortgage Securities Read the Article at NBC News   80 Percent of US Adults Face Near-Poverty, Unemployment, Survey Finds Read the Article at CBS News     Truthout’s mission cannot continue without your support. Unless we meet our goal and raise over $31,000 more by the end of Monday, we won't be able to bring you the same level of groundbreaking reporting and analysis you expect. Every donation matters: Can you take a moment to make a tax-deductible donation now? Click here to donate. (Truthout is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN: 20-0031641) You can also donate by check, made payable to: Truthout, P.O. Box 276414, Sacramento, CA 95827 (Please include your email address on your check.) Or call in your donation: 213.489.1971 Retaliation Measures Taken at Texas Detention Facility as Detainees Resume Hunger Strike in Tacoma Candice Bernd, Truthout: Detainees' family members claim Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers have retaliated against hunger strikers at a private detention center in Conroe, Texas, as detainees at a similar facility in Tacoma, Washington, resume their hunger strike this week. Read the Article  Do Humans Have a Madness Gene That Will Ensure the End of the Planet as We Know It? Mark Karlin, Truthout: Journalist Elizabeth Kolbert explores in detail the likely extinction of a massive number of species - because of the destructive practices of humans - in the book The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History. Read the Interview  Sarah Jaffe | Teachers' Strikes, Catching Fire Sarah Jaffe, In These Times: The so-called "age of austerity" has seen teachers' unions and other public-sector employees accept cut after cut. Yet in spite of that, teachers are beginning to win some battles - by winning over hearts and minds in the communities they serve. Read the Article  A Revolution Unraveled: Abdullah al-Arian on Egypt After Morsi Paul Gottinger, Truthout: Abdullah al-Arian is an assistant professor of history at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service in Qatar. His research includes Islamic social movements, globalization and the Muslim world and US policy toward the Middle East. Paul Gottinger speaks with him about the political situation in Egypt and Gaza. Read the Interview  Anatomy of a Kleptocracy: State Capture in Tunisia Yasmine Ryan, Truthout: There is a logical relationship between kleptomania and revolution. When the ruling elite's desire to rule is mostly motivated by the pursuit of its own economic interests and citizens are neglected, at a certain point, people get fed up. This happened with Tunisia's 2010-11 uprising. Read the Article  Why Are So Many Migrants Here in the First Place? Henia Belalia, Waging Nonviolence: As the migrant justice movement gets away from the divisive notion of "who deserves to stay," we must also tackle the question of why people are migrating in the first place. The stories we tell must expose the neoliberal policies and practices. Read the Article  Targeted by Firebombing, Legislation, and Now Vandalism, Montana Abortion Provider Shutters Clinic Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez, Democracy Now!: A Montana medical office that provided abortions has been forced to close after a vandal broke or slashed practically every object and surface inside. The accused vandal, Zachary Klundt, is the son of a former board member of an anti-choice group. The hosts speak with All Families Healthcare owner Susan Cahill. Watch the Video and Read the Transcript  The Last Link Between America's Plutocratic Past and Present Has Left Us Sam Pizzigati, OtherWords: One obituary describes Bunny Mellon as "the last standing true American aristocrat." Bunny's life actually holds a deeper historical significance. At her passing, she represented the last link between America's original plutocrats and our contemporary plutocrats, the crew that gave us the Great Recession. Read the Article  California Report: Don't Spend New Education Money on Campus Police Susan Ferriss, The Center for Public Integrity: A policy brief released this month urges California school districts to reject beefing up campus police forces and security when they start receiving substantial funding aimed at improving education for needy kids. Read the Article  On Climate Impasse: Appetite and Substitutes Subhankar Banerjee, Climate Story Tellers: The prospect of deep ocean industrialization forces us to think about varieties of "new frontiers." To satisfy the promise of progress, nation states are continuously looking for substitutes. But progress is intimately connected to climate impasse. Read the Article  The Iraq War's Real Legacy Jessica Desvarieux, The Real News Network: Though President Obama attempted to justify Iraq's invasion, Iraqi civilians and Iraq war veterans share their stories on the lasting environmental, social, and health effects of the US occupation still being felt today. Watch the Video and Read the Transcript

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Sheppard Air Force Base: Uncounted Costs of Privatizing Government Services

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Read the Article  How a 12-Year-Old Homeless Girl Helped More Than 400 Children Find Safer Shelter Crystal Shepeard, Care2: The idea of having to navigate cockroaches, mice, no heat and sexual predators before you even leave for school is not something any child should go through. Yet, this is the daily life for hundreds of children living in two shelters in New York City and Brooklyn. But 12-year-old Dasani helped change that. Read the Article  The Debate: Independence or Partisanship Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers, Truthout: The debate about the relationship that people who are working for progressive change should have with the Democratic Party is taking center stage. Is this a chance to put a genuinely progressive agenda on the party platform? Read the Article  Retrieving a Moral Comportment in an Age of Violence and Bullying Fred Guerin, Truthout: In a recent report on the issue, the Canadian government expressed the desire to address cyber-bullying through criminal code reform. It would be more effective to retrieve a more potent sense of moral accountability in our ongoing relations with one another. Read the Article  Paul Krugman | A Panicked Press Turns Economics Into a Morality Play Paul Krugman, Krugman & Co.: The ever-changing reasons for a never-changing interest rate policy suggest that we aren't really talking about policy analysis. Instead we're talking about some mix of class interest and desire to see economics as a morality play. Read the Article  Turning the Tide: Inside a Texas City's Struggle To Stop Deportations Andrew Willis Garces, Waging Nonviolence: Carmen Zuvieta's husband, Roman, was deported February 19, 2013, a few months after he had been booked for a non-immigration offense at the Travis County jail. The day he was deported, Zuvieta became an activist. Activists in Austin, Texas are struggling for immigration reform. Read the Article  Executions on the Upswing Globally Samuel Oakford, Inter Press Service: The number of recorded executions carried out worldwide rose 14 percent last year, as anti-terrorism measures in Iraq and hardline drug polices in Iran accounted for more than half of all reported government-sanctioned killings in 2013. Read the Article  A Tortured Twist on Ethics Yosef Brody, OtherWords: What will be done about doctors who helped create US torture programs and participated in their implementation? What does it mean for our society to allow health professionals who have been involved with torture to subsequently practice with impunity? Read the Article  Reviewing The Watchdog That Didn't Bark: The Financial Crisis and the Disappearance of Investigative Journalism Robert Jensen, Texas Observer: The failure of Dean Starkman's The Watchdog That Didn't Bark: The Financial Crisis and the Disappearance of Investigative Journalism - and of mainstream journalism more generally - is hidden in plain sight in the title's metaphor. Starkman explains why journalists often aren't alert watchdogs, but he can't see why limiting the profession to the role of a barking dog is a dead end. Read the Review  Brown Is the New Black John Feffer, Foreign Policy in Focus: The far right is expected to do well in the upcoming European Parliament elections in late May. The influence that the far right has right now on the interim government in Kiev is indeed worrisome. What hasn't received much attention, however, is the influence of the far right in Russia itself. It makes Ukrainian fascism look like child's play. Read the Article  Stuck in the Bluff: The Controversy of Needle Exchange Programs Jim Burress, The National Radio Project: Countless lives have been saved by providing IV drug users with clean needles. But even now, with hundreds of programs across the US and throughout the world, some states still view distributing needles as illegal. Listen to the Radio Segment

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Developers Invest Billions In Oklahoma; Firm Unveils Global Wind Market Roundup

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A Global Wind Market Roundup Of 2013 And Beyond on 27 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff Navigant Research has released its annual BTM World Market Update report covering the wind power industry. The study reveals a 20% global drop in new wind capacity in 2013, a shakeup in the top 10 turbine makers, technology trends, and operations and maintenance (O&M) highlights. In addition, the research firm [read more] Wind Sector Has Invested Billions Of Dollars In Oklahoma on 27 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff The wind energy industry in Oklahoma has invested more than $6 billion in wind farm construction and contributed more than $1 billion to the production of goods and services in the state, according to a new study commissioned by The Wind Coalition Oklahoma office. "Wind energy is no longer 'alternative' [read more]
WTO Calls On China To End Restrictions On Rare Earth Exports on 27 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff The World Trade Organization (WTO) has ruled that China has unfairly restricted its export of rare earth elements. Rare earth metals, such as neodymium, are used in permanent-magnet direct-drive generators in wind turbines. According to the United Steelworkers (USW) union, China produces more than 95% of all rare earths, which [read more] PG&E Surpasses 20% Renewable Energy Milestone on 27 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff California-based Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) says it delivered 22.5% of its power from eligible renewable resources in 2013 and is on track to meet the state's 33% by 2020 renewable portfolio standard. PG&E says this marks the first time that its renewable energy deliveries - including solar, wind, [read more] TradeWind Signs Two Oklahoma Power Contracts Totaling 234 MW on 27 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff TradeWind Energy Inc. has entered into 20-year power purchase agreements (PPAs) with the Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA) for two Oklahoma wind farms totaling 234 MW. TradeWind is developing the 136 MW Mustang Run project in Osage County and the 98 MW Breckinridge project near Enid. According to the company, [read more] Senvion Nets 67.65 MW Turbine Order In Scotland on 27 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff Senvion SE, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Suzlon Group, has received a 67.65 MW order from Scottish energy firm SSE. Under the contract, Senvion will supply 33 Senvion MM82 wind turbines to SSE's new Strathy North Wind Farm, located near the village of Strathy in Sutherland, Scotland. The turbines [read more] Boulder Wind Power Expands Generator, Power Conversion Portfolio on 27 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff Boulder Wind Power (BWP), a Colorado-based developer of permanent-magnet generators and full power converter technology for utility-scale wind turbines, has expanded its product portfolio for onshore and offshore applications. Originally focused on developing and testing core technology for direct-drive turbines, BWP says it now offers solutions for geared turbines in [read more] Natural Power Helps 1.1 GW Offshore Wind Farm Win Approval on 27 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff Renewable energy consultancy Natural Power says it has provided consent support for the 1.1 GW Moray offshore wind farm. The project, located off the Caithness coast in Scotland, recently received approval in the Crown Estate's Round 3 process. Renewables Ltd., a joint venture between EDP Renewables and Repsol Nuevas Energias [read more] Kansas House Slaps Down Effort To Repeal Renewables Mandate on 27 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff Although the Kansas Senate had approved a bill to repeal the state's renewable portfolio standard (RPS) on Tuesday, the state House of Representatives later rejected the proposed legislation in a 77-42 vote on Wednesday. The RPS requires the state's utilities to source 20% of their electricity from renewable energy resources [read more] Cape Wind Offshore Project Receives More European Backing on 26 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff Cape Wind and The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. (BTMU) have added France-based Natixis and Netherlands-based Rabobank to serve as lead arrangers for the 468 MW Cape Wind project, which is being developed off the coast of Massachusetts. Natixis and Rabobank will work with BTMU to structure and arrange the [read more] Deepwater Wind Vies For LIPA Power Purchase Agreement on 26 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff In response to a Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) request for proposals for new sources of renewable energy, developer Deepwater Wind is submitting an offer to supply Long Island with more than 200 MW from its Deepwater ONE project - an offshore wind farm planned approximately 30 miles east of [read more] SSE Backs Away From Offshore Wind; Industry Demands Policy Certainty on 26 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff U.K.-based energy company SSE is stepping back from its offshore wind investments, a move that industry stakeholders say signals the need for policy certainty. SSE has revealed plans to reduce its stake in the approved 750 MW Beatrice offshore wind project from 75% to no more than 50%. Furthermore, the [read more] RES Taps Nordex For Two Wind Farms In The U.K. on 26 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff Nordex SE has been awarded two wind contracts totaling 25 MW in the U.K. by returning customer RES. Located in North West Norfolk, the 15 MW Jack's Lane Wind Farm will have six N90/2500 turbines. The 10 MW Woolley Hill Wind Warm, located in Huntingdonshire, will feature four N100/2500 turbines. [read more] Senvion To Install 6.2M152 Prototype Offshore Wind Turbine on 26 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff Senvion SE, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Suzlon Group, has started work in Germany to install the prototype of its new 6.2M152 offshore wind turbine. The company is building access routes to the Langen-Neuenwalde location, 20 km north of Bremerhaven, and the 6.15 MW turbine is scheduled to begin [read more] Gamesa Signs 49.3 MW Contract With CGN Wind Energy In China on 26 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff Gamesa has entered a 49.3 MW supply contract with Chinese company CGN Wind Energy for the Chengdingsha wind farm, being built in Shandong province. The scope of the agreement calls for the installation and commissioning of 25 G97-2.0 MW class III wind turbines, which Gamesa says it designed specifically for [read more] Study: California Could Cash In On Wyoming Wind Power on 26 Mar 2014 by NAW Staff Californians would benefit and save money - up to $1 billion in annual generation costs - if a new direct-current transmission line connected the California grid to Wyoming's high-capacity wind energy resources, according to an economic analysis produced by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). 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