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Health of the Gulf

The waters being pumped out of New Orleans’ streets will most likely make their way to the Gulf of Mexico. A scientist tells LOE about the longterm impact this may have on the Gulf waters and the area’s fisheries.

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Living Toxic

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Living Toxic

Toxic Sweets

Toxic Legacy

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Touch screen production proves toxic

Global Politics

Touch screens may be fun to use, but making them is another story. In at least one Chinese factory that produces them, workers were exposed to a toxic solvent that was used without proper safety equipment. Host Jeb Sharp speaks with Kathleen McLaughlin.

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Global hit – Yael Naim

Arts, Culture & Media

The World’s Marco Werman tells us about Israel singer Yael Naim. She’s the last indie artist to get a boost from an Apple computer ad.

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