The Hanford Reservation is one of the most polluted places in the world. For
over 40 years, the United States produced plutonium there for nuclear
weapons, and released hundreds of billions of gallons of liquid chemical and
radioactive waste into the soil and groundwater. N...
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This week on Century of Lies, safe supply, safe consumption spaces, and
decriminalizing people who use drugs: a conversation with Petra Schulz, a
co-founder of Moms Stop The Harm.
Moms Stop The Harm
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Adam Carpinelli interviews Sheridan Murphy with the International Leonard
Peltier Defense Committee. Updates on Leonards case and 500 years of
indigenous resistance.
More Information: https://www.whoisleonardpeltier.info
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This week on Century we talk about organizing on campus for drug policy
reform in Iowa with Josh Montgomery, Outreach Coordinator for NORML-ISU at
Iowa State University. Plus, the state of Massachusetts considers
decriminalizing people who use drugs and establishing safe co...
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New research shows that official statistics under-report the number of deaths
caused by police violence in the US, plus safe consumption sites and the
decriminalization of people who use drugs are under discussion in
Massachusetts.
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The radical direct-action environmental group Earth First! burst upon the
scene in 1980, originating in the Southwest U.S., but within a few years
spreading across the country and even around the world. The movement not only
brought a biocentric perspective to wider publ...
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Science has been under attack in a big way for the past few years. But while
most of us are focusing on right wing attacks on mainstream science such as
climate chaos and Covid vaccines, there is a longer history of scientists who
are persecuted for challenging mainstream p...
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The coronavirus pandemic has in many ways, laid bare the fundamental flaws
with the American healthcare system. The prohibitive cost of care,
pharmaceuticals and insurance are a few that come to mind. And while the
shortcomings of the American system have taken their tol...
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Colombia, The Philippines, the Biden administration, and the future of drug
policy reform: A conversation with Sanho Tree, a Fellow at the Institute for
Policy Studies and director of its Drug Policy Project.
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On this episode of the Gap, Tammy and Althea start by discussing local news
items from the past week. First, the Portland City Council consider renewing
their contract with Clean and Safe, with strong opposition for community
groups and ratepayers in the district served ...
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