Monthly Archives: December 2007
Why Bush wants children to lack insurance
Paul Krugman writes Now, why should Mr. Bush fear that insuring uninsured children would lead to a further “federalization†of health care, even though nothing like that is actually in either the Senate plan or the House plan? It’s not … Continue reading
Cigna guilty in teen client’s death?
The family of a California teenager plan to sue her health insurer which refused to pay for a liver transplant until hours before and she died on Thursday night. Â
Making it isn’t all about hard work.
The myth is simply this: that if an individual will work hard, follow the rules, and be patient that they can be successful. . . The truth is that in accumulating wealth hard work plays a very small role . … Continue reading
E-waste trash problem. Chemicals are entering our air!
[Rogers], too, addresses obsolescence’s worst form of fallout, e-waste, and provides some arresting numbers: In 2004, “about 315 million working PCs were retired in North America.” Most went “straight to the trash heap.” As did more than 100 million cell … Continue reading