A long history of human factors. The following was first published on SHARYL ATTKISSON‘s Substack As I’ve flipped around on TV and the Internet to look at the California wildfire coverage, I rarely hear the national reporters and analysts addressing […]
Once again, California’s tragic wildfires were predicted—and predictable. And once again, as they’ve done for years, they’re gobbling up billions in state and federal taxpayer dollars as critics ask why it seems to be deja vu all over again. The
(Originally aired Sept. 26, 2021) Wildfires in the west keep setting records, and keep costing U.S. taxpayer money. Now, California and Oregon are finally taking a look at tactics that experts say have been successful for decades in the east.
This year, California’s wildfires are being called the worst in state’s history. The governor and others claim climate change is the chief culprit. But Lisa Fletcher has been tracking the golden state’s fires for several years and finds the real
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As more states legalize marijuana, pot advocates say the lofty promises don’t seem to be coming true. This Sunday on Full Measure, I investigate what they say is going wrong. One problem they describe is that legal pot was supposed
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Californias big power company PG&E is paying victims more than $13 billion dollars for deadly California wildfires sparked by its faulty power lines. Now, as in other part of the U.S., the shape of where California residents are able to
One forward-thinking scientist and his team have already started testing U.S. populations for Covid-19 antibodies to see how many people have already had it with no symptoms. This information is critical. It will help scientists calculate the very first accurate
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The famous Supreme Court case known as Citizens United has just passed it ten year anniversary. Many say the decision opened the door for corporations to pour money into elections and campaigns drowning out the influence of individuals. This week
