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Air of concern at Google
Unsafe levels of toxic vapor at tech giant’s new campus, located on a Superfund site in Mountain View, poses a health risk for employees.
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Administrators stay, classes go
California's community college districts spend tens of millions of dollars on administrative positions that could be consolidated or shared by districts a short drive away, even as budget shortfalls have forced reductions in core academic functions.
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Who Owns the Fish?
Any commercial fisherman used to be able to fish in U.S. seas. Not anymore. Today, the right to fish belongs to companies and private individuals under a system called "catch shares."
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Catch shares leave fishermen reeling
Sweeping across the globe is a system that slowly and steadily hands over a $400 billion ocean fishing industry to corporations.
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VA downplays real benefit wait times
Internal documents show that the agency’s averages mask far deeper problems, particularly for returning veterans and others who have recently filed.
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Returning Home to Battle
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The I Files
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- Mar 20, 2013
VA highlights Calif. productivity gains, but more veterans wait for benefits
A top VA official said productivity at the Oakland office has increased since retraining in July. But internal VA documents show that has not solved the claims backlog because new claims continue to come in faster than workers can process them.
- Aaron Glantz
Project(s):- Returning Home to Battle
- National Security
Read this laterShare - Mar 20, 2013
Google employees face health risks from Superfund site’s toxic vapors
Unsafe levels of toxic vapor at tech giant’s new campus, located on a Superfund site in Mountain View, poses a health risk for employees.
- Susanne Rust
- Matt Drange
- Business and Technology
- Health and Welfare
Read this laterShare - Mar 19, 2013
House committee leader calls for head of VA benefits to resign
Concerned about broken promises of assistance for the nation’s veterans, the chairman of the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs has called for the head of the VA’s benefits administration to resign.
- Aaron Glantz
Project(s):- The Bay Citizen
- Returning Home to Battle
- Health and Welfare
- National Security
Read this laterShare - Mar 18, 2013
State’s community colleges spend millions on duplicative administrators
California's community college districts spend tens of millions of dollars on administrative positions that could be consolidated or shared by districts a short drive away, even as budget shortfalls have forced reductions in core academic functions.
- Erica Perez
- Agustin Armendariz
Project(s):- California Watch
- Education
- Money and Politics
Read this laterShare - Mar 18, 2013
Map: Price of proximity
California's community college districts spend tens of millions of dollars on administrative positions that could be consolidated or shared by districts a short drive away, even as budget shortfalls have forced reductions in core academic functions.
- Shane Shifflett
- Agustin Armendariz
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