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Worth reading: Poisoned places, hospital infections, and fighting poverty

lborkowski | May 31, 2013

A few of the recent pieces I've liked: The Latest in the NPR-WAMU series Poisoned Places: Elizabeth Shogren and Robert Bennicasa on "Baton Rouge's Corroded, Overpolluting Neighbor: ExxonMobil"and Richard Harris on "Breathing Easier: How Houston is Working to Clean up its Air." Maryn McKenna at Superbug: To Prevent MRSA In Hospitals, Don’t Prevent Only MRSA Matthew Yglesias at Slate: The Best and Simplest Way to Fight Global Poverty Eric Jankiewicz and Sara Sugar of Brooklyn Bureau: Bushwick's Struggles With Asthma: What's Poverty's Role? Tracy Weber, Charles Ornstein, and Jennifer LaFleur of…

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