Anywhere But Humboldt
Thursday, March 7, 2019
The Guardian: REDress exhibit highlights epidemic of missing and murdered indigenous women
The Guardian: Dried out: big ag threatens clean water in rural California
The Guardian: Inside America's biggest facility for migrant teens
Seattle Times: ‘I was scammed:’ Art Institute of Seattle will close abruptly Friday, two weeks before end of quarter
Seattle Times: Feds could restrict Pacific Ocean fishing over endangered orcas, NOAA letter says
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Seattle Times: Solar project, with more than a half-million panels, proposed for private and state lands near Columbia River
The Atlantic: The Schools That Tried—But Failed—to Make Native Americans Obsolete
The Atlantic: Is This the End of Recycling?
The Atlantic: A New Chapter in the Science of Psychedelic Microdosing
NY Times: Angling for a Whopper in the Fly-Fishing Paradise of Patagonia
NY Times: On Dakar’s Streets, Working Out Is a Way of Life. Pollution Is Spoiling the Rush.
NY Times: Border at ‘Breaking Point’ as More than 76,000 Migrants Cross in a Month
The Guardian: US trade deficit hits 10-year high as Trump trade wars backfire
The Guardian: Endangered species face 'disaster' under Trump administration
The Oregonian: Fred Meyer loss prevention manager found guilty of stealing nearly $230k from Portland store
KRCR: First Redding to LA flight scheduled for Saturday morning
Willits News: One citizen scientist’s quest to save a California amphibian
Press Democrat: Sonoma County declares health emergency due to volume of hazardous waste left after flood
San Jose Mercury: Berkeley’s designer bacteria: The end of fertilizer?
San Jose Mercury: Feds take-back of billions for California high-speed rail would be ‘disastrous,’ state says to feds
LA Times: California lawmakers accepted $810,000 in gifts and overseas trips in 2018
LA Times: Nearly 1,500 pulses of lightning recorded off Southern California coast in 5 minutes
SF Chronicle: A superbloom of poppies draws thousands in SoCal
SF Chronicle: California officials focus on forest management after fires
Tuesday, March 5, 2019
The Guardian: US border officials to build new facility for migrants as arrivals surge
NY Times: Ketamine: In biggest advance for depression in years, FDA approves novel treatment for hardest cases
LA Times: Santa Anita cancels racing indefinitely after 21st horse dies at track since Dec. 26
LA Times: Feds to probe Stephon Clark shooting after California attorney general declines to seek charges
Gizmodo: Recycling Is Broken
Fast Company: A relatively painless guide to reducing plastic inyour life
Sacramento Bee: California winter rains used to ward off wildfires — but not anymore, new study finds
San Jose Mercury: California is the nation’s biggest GMO and organic food battleground
Press Democrat: Huffman bill grants 500 acres of tribal lands to Lytton Rancheria
The Guardian: The last great tree: a majestic relic of Canada's vanishing rainforest
Monday, March 4, 2019
Washington Post: Trump vowed ‘A Plus’ relief for Alabama. That’s not what California and Puerto Rico heard.
Washington Post: Traveling the world by taking care of others’ pets
NPR: FDA Expected To Approve Esketamine Nasal Spray For Depression
The Hill: Beto O'Rourke calls for nationwide legalization of marijuana
NY Post: OxyContin maker Purdue weighs bankruptcy as it battles overdose suits
NY Times: Nursing Homes Are Closing Across Rural America, Scattering Residents
LA Times: Broke, a sheriff in Appalachian coal country struggles to provide law and order
LA Times: California should stop thinking about more dams. The state is brimming with them
LA Times: California Supreme Court to decide whether government can cut pensions
The Oregonian: Drug bust in eastern Oregon leaves 38 kids in foster care
The Guardian: ‘Starbucks on steroids’: can America’s new weed cafes make smoking social?
The Guardian: After 40 years in solitary, activist Albert Woodfox tells his story of survival
The Guardian: Alabama tornadoes kill at least 23 and cause 'catastrophic' damage
The Guardian: Most US coal plants are contaminating groundwater with toxins, analysis finds
SF Chronicle: $2.8 million art donation to small Oakland school leads to chaos