
On Wednesday, November 11, at 12:15, I will be giving a guest lecture at Wayne State University Law School in Detroit. The event is open to the public. Details here. . . .

Harper's Magazine
WNYC's Brian Lehrer talking to Harper's Magazine Contributor David Gargill and
Riverkeeper's Alex Mathiessen today about "The GE Superfraud: Why the
Hudson River Will Never Run Clean."

Harper's Magazine Contributor David Gargill and the Riverkeeper's Alex Matthiesen discuss GE's superfraud in the Hudson River. The interview starts at 10:46 after you click.
Source: www.wnyc.org
Two issues pertaining to water in New York are coming to a head. Riverkeeper president Alex Matthiessen, discusses natural gas drilling in the watershed and the cleanup of PCB's in the Hudson River. ProPublica ...

The House of Representatives passed, by a vote of 220 to 215, a $1.1 trillion health-care bill that requires employers to provide insurance coverage or face a tax penalty, expands Medicaid coverage, establishes a government-run insurance plan, and blocks the use of federal insurance subsidies for...

Last week the Supreme Court heard argument in a case that seeks to establish a rule of accountability for prosecutors who run amok. It arises from a gross injustice...

Harper's Magazine Tune into the Brian Lehrer show at 11:37 am ET to hear contributor David Gargill discuss "The General Electric Superfraud," the cover story of our December issue.
Source: www.wnyc.org

Harper's Magazine The Associated Press on our December cover story, "The General Electric Superfraud."
Source: www.timesunion.com
ALBANY -- A magazine says widespread subterranean contamination along the upper Hudson River threatens to erase results of the massive effort to dredge the river clean of PCBs.

Harper's Magazine If you subscribe to Harper's Magazine, you can now read the December issue, which was just posted moments ago, on harpers.org. If you don't subscribe, you should. You can read the issue online well before its official November 24 newsstand on-sale date.
Source: harpers.org
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