Anywhere But Humboldt
Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2020
CNBC: JPMorgan announces big moves to support environment, including ending loans to coal industry
AP News: Supervised drug injection site in US is almost ready to open
The Guardian: BP cuts ties with three US trade groups over climate policies
The Hill: Panel battles over tree-planting legislation
The Intercept: Gas Pipeline: A Canadian Energy Company Bought an Oregon Sheriff’s Unit
The Hill: Orange County declaring local health emergency in response to coronavirus
The Guardian: Costa Rican indigenous land activist killed by armed mob
The Guardian: Human disturbance increasing cannibalism among polar bears
CNN: Court says Trump administration can withhold money from NYC, 7 states in 'sanctuary cities' fight
Daily Beast: Multiple Dead in Shooting Near Molson Coors Headquarters in Milwaukee
Politico: Trump tightens his grip on intelligence
Pro Publica: USPS Fired Thousands of Workers for Getting Injured While Delivering and Processing Your Mail
KOMO: Respirator masks hard to come by in Portland amid Coronavirus fears
Lake County News: Baseball fire acreage and containment increase
Fresno Bee: Dozens of Fresno-area residents monitored for coronavirus as precaution, officials say
Fresno Bee: Plant to temporarily close. Fresno County declares ‘emergency’ as cow carcasses pile up
NPR: Federal Report Says Women In Prison Receive Harsher Punishments Than Men
NPR: Coronavirus: More New Cases Are Now Reported Outside China Than Inside
Daily Beast: Bats Are Being Blamed for Coronavirus. Bat Lovers Are Freaking Out.
NY Times: A Mexican Exodus Is Helping Shrink the Undocumented Population
NY Times: Brazilian Who Visited Italy Is First Coronavirus Patient in Latin America
LA Times: Most California cities refuse to retreat from rising seas. One town wants to show how it’s done
Washington Post: Cory Booker says Trump administration argument against shark fin trade ban contradicts its own data
Washington Post: People can’t agree on what to do about Florida’s herpes-infected monkeys
The Hill: White House effort to roll back bedrock environmental law spurs strong opposition
The Hill: Stone juror: Trump 'attacking citizens for performing their civic duty'
Huffington Post: Activists Slam Trump’s Plan To Cut Public Out Of Environmental Review Process
IFScience: Severe Spinal Deformities In California Fish Linked To Toxic Mineral Selenium
The Oregonian: Metro sends tax measure to ballot, would raise $250 million a year for Portland-area homeless services
The Oregonian: 1st US soldier infected with coronavirus in South Korea
Gizmodo: Juul Reportedly Plans to Pitch the FDA an Age-Locked E-Cigarette
The Hill: Congress should halt Trump's plan to upend states' medical marijuana laws
Willits News: Retech moves headquarters from Ukiah to Buffalo, New York
Orange Co. Register: Deportation for Mexican woman could mean foster care for her American kids
KTLA: Appeals court finds Kern County oil permit system violates environmental law
Press Democrat: Sonoma County named top travel destination in the world
KTLA: Flight attendant diagnosed with coronavirus may have serviced trips between Seoul and LAX
Sacramento Bee: California lottery shortchanged schools by $36 million as revenues soared, audit finds
SF Chronicle: Los Angeles firefighters respond to massive refinery fire
SF Chronicle: California bill would seal 2 million criminal records
SF Chronicle: Local emergency declared in San Francisco amid coronavirus concerns
The Guardian: 'It was everywhere': how lead is poisoning America's poorest children
Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020
Washington Post: When it comes to nutrition, we’re all too eager to ignore the evidence. Here’s why.
NY Times: Among Those Pressing Trump to Weed Out Disloyalty: Clarence Thomas’s Wife
Washington Post: Trump Demands 2 Liberal Justices Recuse Themselves From His Cases
The Hill: 22 studies agree: 'Medicare for All' saves money
Washington Post: CFPB proposal would allow debt collectors to call you about old bills
San Jose Mercury: Five hikers rescued from the ‘Into the Wild’ bus in Alaska
The Oregonian: Oregon monitors more than 200 people for coronavirus after they traveled to China
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