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Napalm in Vietnam
South Vietnamese planes dropped Napalm on a village near Saigon by mistake, during a battle with the North Vietnamese nearby. Many civilians, including children and babies were badly injured.
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Human Rights Watch Project Censored- Making the ‘grade’: Loose change we can believe in
- Iran’s refutation of US’ lies of nuclear weapons censored by “sheepstream” corporate media, political “leaders”
- AMERICAN INDUSTRIALISTS TRADED WITH THE ENEMY
- Go Detroit Teachers and Students! Unity puts Robert Bobb and the billionaire ‘boyz’ club under the lens of legal ‘discovery’
- “Springtime for America (Again)”
World Wildlife Federation Animal Rights Blog
PlanetSave CleanTechnica- Steven Chu: “It Could Be Very, Very Bad”
- Arizona Legislature Considers Stuffing Used Tires into Abandoned Mines
- Energy Business Leaders Getting Antsy, but Is the US Already Out of the Clean Energy Race?
- Could Mixing Solar + Gas Speed Utility-Scale Solar Deployment?
- China’s Multi-Billion Dollar Renewable Energy Program Set for Launch Soon
Greenpeace- Switzerland stands strong against GE
- Whaling on trial
- Last chance for bluefin tuna, too late for real conservation
- Calling out Samsung for toxic failure
- GE food: COMING SOON!?!?! - to a supermarket near you?
- Facebook update: Renewable energy now
- Tokyo Two trial: Prosecution struggles on opening day
- An open letter to Yukio Hatoyama
- China blacklists polluting factories
- Safety first: India gives Monsanto a moratorium
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