Since the early 2000s, monitors near 3 facilities owned by Westlake have captured alarming levels of ethylene dichloride, which is linked to stomach & pancreatic cancers.

One was found emitting more of it than any other industrial facility in America. propub.li/44seMoU

Condé Nast, publisher of Them, says its coverage for gender affirming care is great! In reality, they refuse to cover a huge list of procedures and treatments, most of which are primarily needed by trans women.

Does anyone know the word for that? Asking for the condeunion :)

updating old camera firmware (850SW)

Condé Nast, publisher of Them, just rejected the condeunion offer to expand gender affirming care at the company beyond the company’s current exclusionary policies at the bargaining table. Fucking disgusting.

2 weeks ago, we reported on a deadly strike in Gaza. The harrowing image of children's bodies splayed around a foosball table impossible to forget.
A CNN analysis of evidence recovered and documented at the scene of the strike now points to the likely cause: a precision-guided…

Gas stoves increase nitrogen dioxide exposure above WHO standards – study theguardian.com/environment/ar…

This piece is extremely useful in identifying how the classic features of a moral panic are easily identifiable in much of the 'new antisemitism' discourse. Helps us zoom out & draw inspiration from other contexts. jewishcurrents.org/anatomy-of-a-m…

what your users actually think of your shoehorned ai

City College of New York's Campus Magazine is live on instagram right now, though at the moment there seem to be connection issues instagram.com/ccnycampus/liv…

twitter.com/Harriblogs/sta…

Among so many lessons tonight is the necessity of community radio

'A new batch of subpoenaed documents show what fossil fuel companies are getting for their university research donations.' drilled.media/news/hearingdo…

does anyone know if there's a ccny radio station/stream that's keeping track of what's happening live like WKCR is for columbia

I may lose my voice soon. I found out the Bureau of Prisons is thinking of preventing prisoners from having any social media presence (even those who have an account entirely run by a loved one, like mine).

I’m scared I won’t be able to share my life with you anymore.

listen to WKCR (Columbia student radio) on your desktop here wkcr.streamguys1.com/live.m3u