Sandy Cleanup Could Lead To Illness, Litigation For Workers

Wednesday, December 5, 2012 Sandy Cleanup Could Lead To Illness, Litigation For Workers Greg Floyd recalled the burgeoning hazards when he first toured Sandy-damaged New York City public housing a couple days after the hurricane hit. House Conservatives Mum On Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief Ban Ki-Moon: Addressing Climate Change Is 'Responsibility' Of Developed Countries Obama's $50 Billion Sandy Aid Question Where Susan Rice Stands On The Environment Hurricane Warning Definition Modified In Wake Of Sandy BLOG POSTS Bill McKibben: Think About the Transportation Sector Superstorm Sandy has made it clear that no matter how hard some politicians try to ignore climate change, climate change will not ignore them -- or any of us. Kumi Naidoo: An Open Letter to Barack Obama: We Are Running Out of Time The world needs your leadership now -- and for the first time you have immense popular support, with a majority of Americans believing that climate change is a real threat. Thomas Fisher: Are Hurricanes Our Next Dust Bowl? We ended the Dust Bowl by returning much of the landscape back to its native state and changing how we treated the land we continue to occupy. And we will end disasters like Hurricane Sandy the same way. Dr. Cristián Samper: The Connection Between Species Extinction, Organized Crime, and the Spread of Disease There is no lack of reasons to join efforts to stop wildlife trafficking. Together, we need to protect the source, break the chain and stop demand. Theodore Johnson: Is Energy Obama's Internet? Just as President Clinton presided over the Internet boom that accompanied rapid economic growth in the late '90s, the nation may be on the verge of an energy boom that will define the Obama economy -- and his presidency's legacy.

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