Anywhere But Humboldt
Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2020
Vice: Scientists Found Ancient, Never-Before-Seen Viruses in a Glacier
New Republic: Bird Deaths: Why glass construction is destroying the world
Fox LA: Flu tent set up at Loma Linda as cases on rise; OC suffers first flu death of season
Washington Post: Dogs are helping save Florida’s citrus groves from a devastating disease
NY Times: The health-care industry is letting surgeons behave like muggers
NY Times: The Secret That Helps Some Trees Live More Than 1,000 Years
NY Times: Who Controls Trump’s Environmental Policy?
NY Times: Seattle Takes On Citizens United
NY Post: Toyota recalls nearly 700,000 vehicles over faulty fuel pump
NY Times: BlackRock Will Put Climate Change at Center of Investment Strategy
Ukiah Daily Journal: Retech moving manufacturing jobs from Ukiah to Poland
The Guardian: 'I wake up and I'm a baby': an NFL star's journey into ayahuasca
Washington Post: Trump planning to divert additional $7.2 billion in Pentagon funds for border wall
The Oregonian: Portland family was on an off-beach trail when pulled out to sea by ‘sneaker wave’
The Oregonian: Violent smash-and-grab from Portland bookshop sees loss of rare volumes, irreplaceable art works
The Oregonian: Accused eco-saboteur Joseph M. Dibee suffered broken jaw in attack at Multnomah County Inverness Jail
The Oregonian: As CBD booms, hemp growers worry new federal regulations will hurt their business
NY Times: Makeup of U.S. Military Recruits Shows Glaring Disparity
CNN: A 104-year-old California veteran is asking people to send him Valentine's Day cards
LA Times: Iran announces arrests over downing of Ukrainian plane
LA Times: That rust on your shower head? It’s a $6-billion problem for the Navy, cruise ships and more
LA Times: Ex-Sheriff Lee Baca likely headed to prison after Supreme Court declines to review case
SF Chronicle: California may switch to shorter probation terms
SF Chronicle: San Francisco's New D.A. fires at least 7 attorneys 2 days after starting job
Monday, Jan. 13, 2020
Redding Searchlight: Meeting set on damaged Shasta County dam
Grist: A Georgia town welcomed a huge coal plant, now their water is tainted
Tampa Bay Times: How a Florida Sheriff’s Office boosts its rape stats without solving cases
National Geographic: Will the skyscrapers of the future be made out of wood?
The Atlantic: The Human Price of Protecting Rhinos
The Guardian: Ocean temperatures hit record high as rate of heating accelerates
The Guardian: Uganda's thirst for hydropower raises fears for environment
The Guardian: US states move to stop prisons charging inmates for reading and video calls
WAND TV: Two from Smith River arrested with 600 lbs of pot in Illinois
LA Times: Federal court stops longline fishing to protect turtles off California coast
Sacramento Bee: Boy reported missing in Placerville found dead under suspicious circumstances, police say
The Guardian: A well of grief: the relatives of murdered Native women speak out
The Guardian: California's wildfire risk keeps getting worse. Now a decade of blackouts lie ahead
The Guardian: US listed climate activist group as ‘extremists’ alongside mass killers
SF Chronicle: Feds to bill fire victims if PG&E doesn't pay $4B
Sunday, Jan. 12, 2020
Rolling Stone: Trump Brags About Serving Up American Troops to Saudi Arabia for Nothing More Than Cash
The Guardian: How the US helped create El Salvador’s bloody gang war
Insider: Saipan, a US island that has become popular for birth tourism
Politico: The most expensive health care option of all? Do nothing.
Politico: Wild West: Firms interpret California’s privacy law as they see fit
The Hill: Study: Medicaid expansion linked to 6 percent decline in opioid overdose deaths
The Hill: Critics warn Trump's latest environmental rollback could hit minorities, poor hardest
NPR: Training for a Marathon Can Cut Years Off Your Cardiovascular Age
Washington Post: Every American family basically pays an $8,000 ‘poll tax’ under the U.S. health system, top economists say
Washington Post: For New Zealand's Maoris, even touching this sacred tree is taboo. They let scientists climb to help save it.