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Enjoy Your Tuna Sandwich

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In environment , fish , food
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On August 15, 2011
Greenpeace is launching a major new campaign against the tuna industry, built around the massive deaths to other species caused by the way albacore tuna is caught: Longlines are just that – long lines set by fishing vessels that stretch from buoy to buoy across...

Tainted Meat

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On August 14, 2011

Here's another recipe of sorts for you, from Elizabeth Fries Ellet's 1871 book New Cyclopaedia of Domestic Economy, and Practical Housekeeper. Really more of a practical tip on how to.

Why Verizon Matters

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In labor
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On August 14, 2011
Mark Engler has an excellent discussion of why the Verizon strike is so important, or as he puts it, the next Wisconsin: The parallel to Wisconsin is apt for several reasons. First, like the Republican elected officials in their attacks on unionized schoolteachers and other...

Labor Notes

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On August 13, 2011

1. Thirteen unions are boycotting the 2012 Democratic National Convention in Charlotte because North Carolina is a "right to work" state. These are mostly the building trades, for whom using.

Passenger Pigeon

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In food
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On August 12, 2011
Since people seem rather taken (or annoyed) with my possum and taters recipe, I'll throw a couple of other classics of American food preparation over the weekend. Here's a recipe to one of my favorite American dishes, passenger pigeon! From Marion Harland's 1871 book, Common...
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