Day: January 23, 2015

Roosevelt University Freshman Biology Major Receives Scholarship Furthering Latinas in the Sciences

CHICAGO–(ENEWSPF)–January 23, 2015.   Karen Martinez, a freshman biology major and first in her family to attend college at Roosevelt University, has been awarded a new, four-year scholarship that is intended to increase her chances of success in the sciences. A native of Chicago’s southwest Archer Heights community, Martinez has long[Read More…]

Second Turkish Man Sentenced for Smuggling Counterfeit Cancer Drugs

Other business partner in drug wholesaling scheme was sentenced in October 2014 Silver Spring, Maryland–(ENEWSPF)–January 23, 2015.  Today, the U.S. District Court of the Eastern District of Missouri sentenced Sabahhadin Akman, an owner of the Turkish firm Ozay Pharmaceuticals, to 30 months imprisonment and a $150,000 fine for smuggling counterfeit,[Read More…]

Obama Administration Urged to Fast-track Airplane Carbon Cuts

Six national environmental organizations today called on the EPA and FAA to move quickly to set emission standards to curb greenhouse gas pollution from the nation’s aircraft fleet. Aircraft are one of the fastest-growing carbon emissions sources, on track to triple by 2050 without regulations. Dramatic aviation emission reductions are[Read More…]

Center for American Progress Report Calls for Egypt and the United States to Make a Major Course Correction in Bilateral Relations

Washington, D.C. —(ENEWSPF)–January 23, 2015.  Four years after Egypt’s revolution, the region’s most populous country represents a central test in the broader battle for stability and progress in the Middle East. The bilateral relationship between the United States and Egypt has drifted apart. The two countries should use the proposed[Read More…]

California Plan Violates Protections from Pesticide Spraying, According to Lawsuit

Washington, DC–(ENEWSPF)–January 23, 2015.  Pesticide-centered Program Approved Despite 30,000 Opposition Letters. Eleven groups, including Beyond Pesticides and the City of Berkeley, sued the California Department of Food and Agriculture yesterday over the agency’s approval of a statewide “pest management” plan that allows pesticide spraying on schools, organic farms and residential[Read More…]

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