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December 5, 2012

Robert Neimeyer

The Dr. Peter Breggin Hour – Robert Neimeyer – 12/05/12

Robert Neimeyer, PhD, an expert in grief and bereavement, shares profound insights with me on the nature of loss and how to integrate it into our emotional and spiritual lives.  This moving hour is about life itself.     – Podcast: Play in new window | Download (11.2MB) | Embed

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On the Green Front – Fallout of the Super Storm – 12/05/12

Author and climate advocate Chris Mooney-The Republican Brain: The Science of Why They Deny Science and Reality-joins Climate Crock’s Peter Sinclair to discuss the political fallout of Super Storm Sandy and prospects for moving the Congressional conversation forward  to include the prospect of a carbon tax. Next a scientist who has …

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Alternative Visions – Fiscal Cliff Updates and Income Inequality in America – 12/05/12

Dr. Rasmus provides updates to the Fiscal Cliff negotiations in Washington over the past week, since his in depth analysis in last week’s show. He then discusses the important connections between the ‘Cliff’, the distorted US tax system, and the three decades of growing Income Inequality in the U.S. – …

Alton Maddox

Leid Stories – Alton Maddox, Attorney at War – 12/05/12

“The People’s Attorney,” Alton H. Maddox Jr., for decades a legal strategist and litigator of precedent-setting criminal and civil-rights cases in New York City and in the South, discusses a range of issues with Utrice Leid in the first of a series of wide-ranging interviews.   Related articles Leid Stories …

Andy Kimbrell

The Gary Null Show – Andy Kimbrell – 12/05/12

The push in the US for GMO industry to dominate our food supply  Mr. Kimbrell is both the Executive Director of the International Center for Technology Assessment and the  Executive Director of the Center for Food Safety. He is one of the country’s leading environmental attorneys, and an author of …

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Swiss spy agency warns U.S., Britain about huge data leak

Secret information on counter-terrorism shared by foreign governments may have been compromised by a massive data theft by a senior IT technician for the NDB, Switzerland’s intelligence service, European national security sources said. Intelligence agencies in the United States and Britain are among those who were warned by Swiss authorities …

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Double Your Trouble With Nuclear Power

Industry leaders will have no problem closing nuclear reactors that don’t generate expected profits. Exelon, the Chicago-based company that owns 17 of the 104 U.S. reactors, recently saw its stock price drop below $30 a share, the same level as mid-2003, and a whopping 70% below its peak of over …

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Why Obama’s Economic Policies Don’t Go Far Enough

Most progressives have long embraced a clear alternative to the conservative story that prosperity flows best from a “free market” unfettered by government regulation and taxes. The standard progressive response: government incentives and spending are essential to spur the creation of jobs, and unions and regulations can make them “good jobs.” President …

Larry Schweiger

Connect the Dots – The Climate Cliff – 12/05/12

On today’s Connect the Dots health, food, and environmental journalist whose blogs appear on the Huffington Post and Alternet speaks  with Larry Schweiger- President and CEO of the National Wildlife Federation about climate change and the climate cliff.   Related articles Connect The Dots – Sandy and Climate Change – 11/14/12 …