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On March 20, 1991, the Supreme Court decided the case of United Auto Workers v. Johnson Controls. In this case, the Court, unanimously but with factions, held that private sector policies banning women's work with potentially hazardous materials was a discriminatory act. This upheld the...
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Republican Public Health Policy

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On August 18, 2015
I'd like to remind the voters (non-voters really) of Maryland of what a good job they did last year by electing Larry Hogan governor. Because Alabama or Maryland, there's no real difference among Republicans on issues like public health. Everywhere, they like to blame public...

Lead and Fracking

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On August 20, 2013

Industry fought against all evidence that lead exposure hurt people since at least 1767. Robin Russell-Jones rightfully compares that to the battle against fracking today, with industry saying that there.

Battery Recycling

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On May 31, 2013
As I've said before, the recycling business can be pretty nasty. We say something is "recycled," which really means "I think I did something good and now I don't have to pay attention to my role in the consumer chain." But the reality is that...

Lead

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On April 22, 2013

Dylan Matthews' list of ways to reduce violence without gun control starts with one that cannot be stated strongly enough. The decline of lead exposure over the past decades is.

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