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The best, most cost-effective model of integrated HIV care, training and research I've ever seen is Haitian.
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Stubbs is not your average mayor. For starters, he's a cat. Second, while he is mayor only unofficially, his name and position have traveled the world and he is now without a doubt the most famous feline in Alaska -- and perhaps even the state's most famous mayor.
While powerful, the polluter playbook is no match for the truth and those brave enough to shout it from the rooftops. That is the lesson of Rachel Carson. Her courage inspired citizens to demand change, even as polluters tried to silence the author of Silent Spring.
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Maybe it's because we're surrounded by water, or because we're a proactive, forward-thinking city. Whatever the case, Miami Beach is among the first cities in the U.S. to officially recognize the effects of global warming in its planning and design criteria.
Our weapons are few, and often they are only mechanisms of moral suasion, but we must use them and hope for the best.
"We lost everything. My aunt over there, she is 97 years old. She don't know what she's going home to -- and we don't want to tell her."
I'm one of thousands of South Florida victims of a storm named Isaac that didn't qualify as a hurricane with a category number, but nevertheless qualified as a "5" in terms of the havoc and devastation its destructive rains left behind.
Isaac is the latest blow to a community that is spiritually tied to the land -- a community where sense of self and sense of place are irrevocably bound.
Heat and humidity fosters furry colonies in damp basements, attics and closets.
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