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Public Trust

Who Owns The Air?

Posted 04.02.2012 | Green
Read More: Video, Public Doctrine Lawsuit, Public Trust Doctrine, Climate Change, Public Trust, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Public Trust Atmosphere, Public Trust Air, Global Warming, Public Doctrine Environmental Lawsuit, Green News

From Russell McLendon and Mother Nature Network: If you enjoy public beaches, state parks or fishing piers, you can thank the sixth-century Roman e...

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Sinking Trust

Joseph F. Coughlin | Posted 03.21.2012 | Science
Read More: Costa Concordia Disaster, Costa Concordia, Costa Concordia Deaths, Costa Concordia Sinks, Costa Concordia Tragedy, Public Trust, Trust, Science News
Joseph F. Coughlin

The sinking of public trust is integral to our faith in complex social and technical systems that undergird everyday life, our confidence in each other, and ultimately our belief that we can build a better future together.

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FCC Doesn't Need No Stinking Rules

Sue Wilson | Posted 05.25.2011 | Media
Read More: Roger Dreyer, Jennifer Strange, Fcc, Kdnd, Matthew Carrington, Public Interest, Water Intoxication, Public Trust, Entercom, Hyponatrmemia, Sacramento, License Challenges, Media News
Sue Wilson

The deejays in the case of Jennifer Strange clearly knew they were promoting a dangerous stunt -- they just did not bother to tell the contestants of the danger.

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Don't Cut Civil Workforce

Max Stier | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Read More: Civil Service, Partnership for Public Service, Gulf Coast Oil Spill, Federal Government, Public Servants, Max Stier, Public Trust, Trust in Government, Federal Employees, Government Regulation, Politics News
Max Stier

As history shows, any small, short-term budgetary gains from work force cutbacks are likely to be offset by serious regulatory missteps, more after-the-fact finger-pointing and a continuation of the cycle of failure and mistrust.

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Where Do We Go From Here?

Jim Lichtman | Posted 05.25.2011 | Media
Read More: The Press, Race, Intolerance, Responsibility, Credibility, Ethics, The Media, Shirley Sherrod, Public Trust, David Mamet, Churchill, Fairness, Journalism, Media News
Jim Lichtman

How will news editors and government officials translate the lessons from the Sherrod case into better ethical decision making?

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Nick Wing

Poll: Trust In Government Shrinking, Trust In Corporations Growing

HuffingtonPost.com | Nick Wing | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Read More: Republican Trust, Public Trust Monitor, Obama Trust, Governmental Trust, Public Trust, Public Trust Poll, Democratic Trust, Corporate Trust, Politics News

Americans' trust in governmental institutions is shrinking, while their faith in business and corporations is growing, according to a public trust pol...

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Before Subprime There Was ACORN

Jerry Chautin | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Read More: Foreclosures, Atlanta, Lending, Liberals, Independent Auditor, Progressives, Subprime, Public Trust, Underwriting, African-American, Acorn, Independents, Conservatives, Pimp, Georgia, Homeownership, Banks, Video Tape, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Bertha Lewis, Low Income, Community Organizations, Prostitute, Politics News
Jerry Chautin

Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, known as ACORN, is in the news again and conservative politicians are going for the jugular vein.

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