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Lori Pottinger: Dammed Crazy: What Do California's Water Woes Teach Us?California is schizophrenic when it comes to water. In the past week, we Californians have been bombarded with news about our troubled water system, good and bad. The most encouraging news comes from the northern part of the state, where a deal has finally been struck to remove four very... |
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Prosecutors May Appeal Lori Drew Case [Drew No Blood]Federal prosecutors have filed a notice of appeal in the Lori Drew cyberbullying case, which means they may appeal a judge's ruling in July to throw out her case after a jury convicted her of three misdemeanor counts. [Wired] ... |
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Prosecutors Set Stage to Appeal Lori Drew RulingThe government told a court it will appeal a decision that threw out a cyberbullying conviction in the Lori Drew case. Drew was prosecuted on hacking charges for violating MySpace's terms of service when she and two others used the service to harass a neighbor's child, who later committed suicide... |
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Lori Pottinger: The Wrong Climate for Big Dams in AfricaAfrica is the least electrified place in the world. Some 550 million Africans have no access to electricity. Not only are they living in the dark; many Africans also have a tenuous water supply. The majority depend directly on rivers and lakes for water. Water stress is growing, creeping a... |
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District Attorney Wants To Appeal Lori Drew RulingThis is incredible. Apparently the US prosecutor in the bogus Lori Drew case, which the judge finally tossed out in August is looking to appeal the decision. It's up to the US Solicitor General as to whether or not that actually happens, but just the fact that the prosecutor is still pushing this ... |
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Lori Pottinger: Not-So-Muddy Waters Put Millions at RiskMore evidence that dams really are a dirty business. The world could see an epidemic of "Hurricane Katrina" destruction from storms if dam builders persist in bottling up more rivers. Most of the world's major river deltas are sinking, thanks in large part to dams withholding land-bu... |
