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Navajo communities are constantly poisoned with toxic drinking water... so where's their media attention?

14 California communities now on verge of waterless-ness; mass migration out of California seems imminent

Less than 60 days remaining before dozens of California communities run out of water

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Communities which have Rejected Fluoridation Since 1990

February 28, 2006 - Communities which have Rejected Fluoridation Since 1990

Tuesday, February 28, 2006 by: Fluoride Action NetworkTags: public health, fluoridation, health news"Avoid a referendum. The statistics are that 3 out of 4 fluoridation referenda fail."- Susan Allen, RDH, BS Fluoridation Coordinator, Public Health Dental Program, State Health Office, Florida. May 7, 1990."The fact that nearly 3 out of every 5 communities which vote on the issue have rejected ...

Can agrihoods (agricultural neighborhoods) help tie communities together?

September 01, 2019 - communities.

Experts believe that agrihoods are appealing to millennials because it represents environmental good, social benefit, and even economic profits. They also say that agrihoods could become the 21st century version of golf communities that baby boomers flocked to in the 1990s. In fact, golf communities became a status symbol 25 years ago as the real estate was expensive, mostly due to the green space and the views.

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Deadly fluoride spill in Kentucky threatens nearby communities

November 13, 2012 - Deadly fluoride spill in Kentucky threatens nearby communities

Tuesday, November 13, 2012 by: PF LouisTags: fluoride, spill, danger

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Hospital-bred Superbugs Escaping into Communities, Threatening Children

May 27, 2008 - Hospital-bred Superbugs Escaping into Communities, Threatening Children

Tuesday, May 27, 2008 by: David Gutierrez, staff writerTags: superbugs, health news, Natural News

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COVID-19 outbreaks in agricultural communities raise harvest fears

August 05, 2020 - communities are particularly at risk of widespread infection. Across the U.S., rural communities have been largely spared the worst of the pandemic, but the influx of new people who live together in tight quarters where social distancing is difficult is raising fears of viral outbreaks.

“You’re talking about a working community that doesn’t have the funds to support their family from home,” said Manny Hurtado, whose family owns a grocery store and restaurant ...

Giant 'super rats' resistant to pesticides invading urban communities

July 14, 2016 - Giant 'super rats' resistant to pesticides invading urban communities

Thursday, July 14, 2016 by: Daniel BarkerTags: super rats, pesticide resistance, pest control

Rats carry 35 diseases

Are stronger poisons really the answer?

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Liberia closes borders, quarantines communities as Ebola deaths mount

August 08, 2014 - Liberia closes borders, quarantines communities as Ebola deaths mount

Friday, August 08, 2014 by: Jonathan Benson, staff writerTags: Ebola deaths, Liberia, border closings

Panic ensues as government quarantines urban centers

Locals lash out against disease testing centers, claim they are spreading Ebola

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Community Supported Agriculture: Cultivating better food and closer communities

August 24, 2013 - Community Supported Agriculture: Cultivating better food and closer communities

Saturday, August 24, 2013 by: Kelsey RadwickTags: Community Supporter Agriculture, local food, farmers

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Decentralize TV: Alosha Lynov discusses decentralized communities and harmonious living

July 10, 2025 -

Bioarchitecture expert Alosha Lynov shared his revolutionary vision for sustainable, decentralized communities rooted in biophysics principles, geometric energy patterns and permaculture in an exclusive interview on "Decentralize TV" with hosts Mike Adams and Todd Pitner.

Highlighting the urgent need to counter societal collapse driven by global dysfunction, Lynov presented a blueprint for creating self-sufficient ecosystems that harmonize ...

Unbreakable spirits: The RESILIENCE of North Carolina’s flood-ravaged communities

December 30, 2024 - communities with a renewed sense of purpose.

While the pastor acknowledged that "it's going to take years" before things can be rebuilt, his message of hope and faith resonates deeply. The rebuilding efforts spearheaded by various faith-based organizations have become a beacon of hope for many survivors, illustrating the power of collective effort and community spirit.

Valerie Hubbard, a North Carolina resident, recounted her harrowing experience during ...

Central Wisconsin communities fighting back against wind turbine industry takeover

May 23, 2023 -

"There is a revolt happening here," said attorney Marti Machtan to The Epoch Times in an exclusive interview. "I've never seen our communities engage like this in my life."

A grassroots advocacy group called Farmland First, of which Machtan is a member, is keeping a close eye on the wind turbine industry, which wants to turn the Dairy State's pristine farmland into an unsightly eyesore – and ear-sore, because those things are loud – of large metal wind turbines ...

California communities learn to become self-sufficient with mini gardens

April 18, 2021 -

The organization initially provided free lawn conversions but decided to shift its focus later on. Tamara McFarland, a leader within the cooperation, was concerned that the lawn conversion project failed to reach individuals who would benefit the most from growing their own food. Most of the people applying for lawn conversions were long-term renters and homeowners with a stable income and the privilege of starting a backyard garden.

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CDC: Mumps outbreak can still occur in highly VACCINATED communities

March 14, 2017 -

The CDC itself is aware that the MMR vaccine is not infallible. Their page on mumps explains, "Two doses of the vaccine are 88% (range: 66 to 95%) effective at protecting against mumps; one dose is 78% (range: 49% to 92%) effective." They go on to note, "Outbreaks can still occur in highly vaccinated U.S. communities, particularly in close-contact settings."

Even the left-wing Washington Post has admitted that many of the mumps cases being seen this year are occurring ...

Don Lemon urges minority communities to arm themselves amid immigration crackdown

October 22, 2025 -

Former CNN host Don Lemon sparked controversy this week by calling on Black and Brown Americans to legally purchase firearms in response to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations under the Trump administration.

During a podcast interview with writer Wajahat Ali, Lemon invoked the Second Amendment, arguing that marginalized communities should arm themselves against potential government overreach. His remarks come amid heightened ...

Fear grips UK’s Muslim communities as far-right riots spread nationwide

August 06, 2024 - communities", triggering "anxiety and fear".

"What we saw on the streets of Britain [is] the consequence of unchecked Islamophobia: acceptable, potent, and very real in our society today," Zara Mohammed, the secretary general of the MCB, said in the statement.

"The government is right to speak out against the extremism witnessed on our streets, but it has been silent on the Islamophobia fuelling that extremism."

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End of home owners? The rise of build-to-rent communities

March 27, 2024 - communities. There are finite assets available for investment, creating an attractive supply/demand dynamic for property valuations. Blackstone has already invested more than $9.5 billion cash into single-family rentals in the last 30 months.

Cushman & Wakefield’s CWK -2.3% December 2023 “The State of Build-to-Rent” notes build-to-rent communities are averaging substantially more absorption. Sources: (3) Green Street market forecasts; (4) NewStar estimates; ...

Health officials “baffled” by surging disease in LA’s most vaccinated communities

November 23, 2021 -

Because they apparently believe the lie that getting jabbed increases immunity, the expectation is that public health should be going up rather than down. The exact opposite is happening, however.

Areas of LA where vaccination rates are low have a whole lot fewer sick people than areas where jab compliance is high. And health officials are blaming differences in "behavior" and waning immunity – anything but the injections.

"People in those communities ...

REPORT: Amazon’s warehouse boom creates health hazards in Southern California communities

May 10, 2021 -

The report, prepared by nonprofit group People's Collective for Environmental Justice (PC4EJ) in collaboration with the University of Redlands, showed how warehouses have proliferated in the Inland Empire in Southern California. The Inland Empire, also known as I.E., is an industrial region east of Los Angeles.

The report also shows that warehouses, which bring severe air pollution to surrounding communities, are correlated with poor air quality and health problems ...