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reuters.com — Credit: Reuters/Michael Ainsworth/Pool 1 of 7. A housing complex is seen after it was destroyed by a deadly fertilizer plant explosion in the town of West, near Waco, Texas, in this April 21, 2013 file photo. Known as the Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act, the law requires companies to tell emergency responders about the hazardous chemicals stored on their properties.@source Hope I came with something worth saying.
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What You Need Is a News Peg
source.mozillaopennews.org — Ben Welsh on making data journalism work with that time-honored strategy, the news peg In the news industry, disruption is an understatement. In recent years, the news media has traveled a course similar to the massive ocean-liners that, ballasts emptied and leaking polluted effluent, are suicidally run aground onto the beaches of East Asia, where their once-prized hulls are stripped down by Pakistani shipbreakers and sold for scrap.@ultracasual Amana is a tight place man. What still a commune society with no money for Oma's parents.
@JavierDCH12 We don't support those Google layers as the base for this map. If you really wanted it, you could probably figure out the code.
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