Anywhere But Humboldt
Thursday, Oct. 7, 2021
Washington Post: U.S. to probe allegations former Afghan president Ghani fled Taliban with millions in cash
Washington Post: WHO endorses use of first malaria vaccine
The Hill: Cold case team says it has identified the Zodiac Killer
The Oregonian: Hanford nuclear site’s contamination, growing risks to entire Northwest region detailed in new journal article
The Guardian: At least four Black women and girls were murdered per day in the US last year
The Guardian: ‘Eco-anxiety’: fear of environmental doom weighs on young people
AP News: Panel tackles issue of missing, slain Native Hawaiian women
AP News: Now in power, Taliban set sights on Afghan drug underworld
AP News: More than 120,000 US kids had caregivers die during pandemic
The Guardian: Fast track to disaster? Brazil’s Grain Train plan raises fears for Amazon
The Guardian: Homeowners demand full payout in Ireland’s crumbling homes scandal
Orange Co. Register: Criminal investigation launched as oil spill cleanup continues
The Guardian: ‘Death of 1,000 cuts’: Kellogg’s workers on why they’re striking
Press Democrat: Kashia tribe to build 54-unit affordable housing units for members in Windsor
Mt. Shasta News: Fawn Fire near Redding 100% contained; cost $25 million to suppress
KRCR: Sierra Pacific buys Oregon company, gains 100,000 acres
KRCR: Chico State professor sentenced to two years probation for child porn on Wednesday
KTLA: O.C. oil spill: Investigators board cargo ship that was anchored near pipeline
Courthouse News Service: Ninth Circuit OKs weakened Clean Water Act regs when cost is a factor
LA Times: CEQA lawsuits are blocking needle exchange programs. A new law will stop that
LA Times: New laws make it easier for community college students to transfer to 4-year universities
LA Times: Climate change is supercharging California heat waves, and the state isn’t ready
Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2021
The Guardian: Pakistan earthquake: at least 20 dead after powerful 5.7 magnitude tremor
Washington Post: Supreme Court to consider what information can be ‘state secret’
Washington Post: America’s 50,000 monuments: More mermaids than congresswomen, more Confederates than abolitionists
Fox News: Woman burned after trying to rescue dog from Yellowstone hot spring
The Hill: Manchin's 'red line' on abortion splits Democrats
NPR: California's oil spill rises to a state of emergency
The Guardian: Fossil fuel industry gets subsidies of $11m a minute, IMF finds
The Guardian: Pandora Papers: Trashing the planet and hiding the money isn’t a perversion of capitalism. It is capitalism
The Guardian: A record 106 abortion restrictions have become law this year in the US
The Guardian: Top Trump aides set to defy subpoenas in Capitol attack investigation
KTLA: L.A. poised to enact one of nation’s strictest COVID vaccine mandates
KTLA: California ends mandatory minimum drug sentence rules under bill signed by Gov. Newsom
San Jose Mercury News: COVID: Kaiser suspends thousands of employees who shunned vaccine
KRCR: Oroville hatchery plans to increase fall salmon run to 7.5 million
Del Norte Triplicate: Huffman Announces$30 million Education Grant for Yurok Tribe
SFGate: California sets nation's strictest rules on recycling labels
Press Democrat: ‘I … touched its massive face’: Surfer describes being attacked by shark
Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2021
The Guardian: ‘I got my weed from California’: Justin Bieber launches joints named after song
NY Times : Johnson & Johnson seeks emergency authorization from FDA for coronavirus booster shot
NY Times : Pandora Papers: GLOBAL HUNT FOR LOOTED TREASURES LEADS TO OFFSHORE TRUSTS
Washington Post: Much of the world relies on WhatsApp. Its outage ground their virtual lives to a halt.
The Guardian: Intimate data: can a person who tracks their steps, sleep and food ever truly be free?
Washington Post: A flood of unknown products is making online shopping impossible
The Guardian: ‘Exhausted and underpaid’: teachers across the US are leaving their jobs in record numbers
The Guardian: Biomass is promoted as a carbon neutral fuel. But is burning wood a step in the wrong direction?
The Guardian: Out of thin air: can hydropanels bring water to parched communities?
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