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...partner and I are both rising young scientists working 60 hours a week in Kendall Square, all I want from local government is for my street to be clean,” said David E. Luberoff, the director of the Kennedy School’s Rappaport Institute for Greater Boston. “There’s no connection to local politics...
...health issue.” Residents have developed creative strategies to approach the infestation. On March 19, Minka Van Beuzekom of the Area 4 Neighborhood Coalition advocated introducing rodent education to the public schools, in programs that would teach children “the importance of keeping the city clean.” She threatened to bring the fruits of her “hobby”—rat-catching—to a meeting should the councillors prove intransigent. “[I’ll] bring my rat trap, and there will be a live...
...Turkey believes the group, known as the PKK, or Kurdistan Worker's Party, represents as serious a threat to Turkey's existence as Washington says al-Qaeda does to America's. The group has bases in northern Iraq, and Turkey has been urging the U.S. in vain to help clean out those bases since U.S. troops arrived in 2003. In Washington, Erdogan will be seeking U.S. commitments, including military options, to address the PKK threat...
...many infections with powerful antibiotics; the microbes battle back by mutating to become resistant to the drugs. It's a process that can't be reversed overnight, but there are ways to keep the bugs at bay. Schools and other fertile breeding grounds like health clubs should be kept clean. Adults and kids should stay alert to news of outbreaks. And everyone should take care to keep hands washed and cuts covered. Bacteria can't thrive where they aren't welcome...
...Dust Bowl and the Depression, calling it "a temporary solution to deal with an emergency." But in Washington, the emergency has never ended. The government still gives farmers your money--more than ever over the past decade--along with research projects to expand their yields, restoration projects to clean up their messes, flood-control and irrigation projects to protect and enhance their land, visa programs to supply them with cheap labor, ethanol mandates and tariffs to boost their prices, and tax breaks by the bushel...