India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi hugs U.S. President Donald Trump as they give joint statements in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, U.S., June 26, 2017. REUTERS/Kevin.
The Bhopal disaster was one of the worst in industrial history. I've written about it here and discussed it at some length in Out of Sight. The thing about a.
Because of being so immersed in the horribleness of daily politics, I haven't really been doing enough labor blogging of late. This is bad on my part and I need.
While the world burns with new horrors daily, the old horrors continue, such as child labor for global supply chains that protect multinational corporations from responsibility by offloading all risk.
Charter schools don't educate students any better than public schools and are a giant grift. Besides, as Pierce says, "education is not a damn marketplace." But any good grift has.
For whatever reason, I have a lot of small stories about global environmental issues in my blog list so let's do them at all at once. Between poor governance and.
The global production economy is obviously great for workers. Thank you Walmart, Gap, and Target for providing these workers in India jobs by contracting production out to the lowest bidder.
Museums are inherently elite spaces. This is not a good thing. They usually cost money to enter. They may not actually require specific knowledge to enjoy them, but like drinking.