CHEMICALS–POISONOUS

  • Democracy Now! May 7, 2003

    Hour 1: At least when Saddam was here there may not have been freedom but there was security: Democracy Now! producer Sharif Abdel Kouddous reports from streets of Baghdad; As President Bush names a new ruler of Iraq, humanitarian groups say the US is more concerned with building an administration than with the health and…

  • Democracy Now! May 7, 2003

    At least when Saddam was here there may not have been freedom but there was security: Democracy Now! producer Sharif Abdel Kouddous reports from streets of Baghdad; As President Bush names a new ruler of Iraq, humanitarian groups say the US is more concerned with building an administration than with the health and well-being of…

  • Democracy Now! Ju;y 17 2002

    THE WORLD BANK AND THE BANGLADESH GOVERNMENT STALL A PLAN FOR SAFE WATER/THE BHOPAL DISASTER |Its the “largest mass poisoning of a population in history.” 35 million Bangladeshis are drinking arsenic as the World Bank and the Bangladesh government stall on a plan for safe water Two survivors of the Bhopal disaster are hospitalized after…