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Author: Erin Elizabeth

Newsweek: A study found unsafe levels of fecal matter at 75 of 120 Texas beaches

Newsweek: A study found unsafe levels of fecal matter at 75 of 120 Texas beaches

Posted by | Sep 3, 2018 | , ,

(Editor’s Note: If you live in Texas or have loved ones who do, please make sure to read and share.) Before you jump into a body of water in Texas on Labor Day, hit the pause button. A report published last week titled “Swim at Your Own Risk,” which used 2017 data collected by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, found unsafe levels of fecal matter at 75 of the 120 public beaches analyzed. “The study, from Environment Texas and Frontier Group, which was published Thursday, also found dangerous concentrations of E. coli bacteria in 49 percent of the 1,450 freshwater sites analyzed. Government personnel...

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American Airlines workers bring class action saying material in new gray uniforms made them sick

American Airlines workers bring class action saying material in new gray uniforms made them sick

Posted by | Sep 3, 2018 | ,

Last summer, flight attendants working for American Airlines decided to sue the company who made their uniforms claiming they had made them incredibly ill. And since the courts move rather slowly, it’s only now happening. RELATED STORY: American Airline Employees Share Real Photos of what Happens after Wearing Their New Uniforms (or just being around them) On August 24th, six women filed the complaint in Chicago against American, as well as Twin Hill Acquisition Company, of Texas (which happens to be a wholly owned subsidiary of The Men’s Wearhouse). Lisa Joy, Kathy Runkle, Veronica Vera, Sandra Stuart, pilot Julie...

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Michigan Health Chief facing 15 years in jail over Flint water crisis

Michigan Health Chief facing 15 years in jail over Flint water crisis

Posted by | Sep 2, 2018 | , ,

Nick Lyon, the head of Michigan’s health department, will stand trial on two counts of involuntary manslaughter for the deaths of Robert Skidmore and John Snyder, both of whom died of Legionnaire’s disease. Lyon could face up to 15 years in jail if convicted. He was also charged with misconduct in office. Lyon is currently the highest-ranking official, of the 14 who have been charged with crimes related to either the outbreak of Legionnaire’s or lead in the water, to stand trial. RELATED STORY: Flint Official Dodges Jail Time for Concealing Water Contamination that Killed 12 People … only has to write apology letter...

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ABC: Arkansas passes law allowing rapists to prevent victims who want an abortion

ABC: Arkansas passes law allowing rapists to prevent victims who want an abortion

Posted by | Sep 1, 2018 |

In 2017, the state of Alabama passed a law allowing pregnant women’s husbands to stop them from having an abortion, even in cases of spousal rape. And a woman’s parents or legal guardians can also sue to stop the abortion if she is a minor. Act 45, or the “Unborn Child Protection From Dismemberment Abortion Act,” also prohibits all dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedures (where the doctor removes the fetus/unborn child from the womb with surgical tools), making the procedure a felony punishable by a $10,000 fine or six years in prison. Most second trimester abortions will also be banned. State Representative Andy Mayberry, who co-sponsored the bill and...

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Detroit to shut off drinking water in schools after lead found

Detroit to shut off drinking water in schools after lead found

Posted by | Sep 1, 2018 | ,

In the middle of last week, Detroit authorities ordered drinking water shut off at all city public schools after elevated levels of lead and copper were found in water at more than a dozen buildings with antiquated plumbing systems. Crews are working now to cut water at 16 schools and bottled water will be provided until water coolers arrive. Detroit’s drinking water comes from the Detroit River. RELATED STORY: Flint’s Water Problems Are No Easy Fix…. Should the Governor Resign? Although there is no evidence of excessive levels of copper or lead in other schools, Detroit Public Schools Community District...

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