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REI Sells the Great Outdoors While Workers Breathe Chemicals in a Windowless Basement

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By Kiera Feldman Verified
| The Nation Verified
Bluesky New York City—Deep in the basement of REI’s flagship SoHo store, Emma Harris was organizing shelves one day in October when she noticed the box of respirators was missing. Harris, an REI employee of more than five years, was alarmed. She worked two floors underground waxing and repairing skis, using a blowtorch to melt plastic like candle wax. “Everyone can smell it,” Harris told me. “It smells like plastic burning.” The fumes gave her a headache and a sore throat.
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This Is My Beloved Son

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By Kiera Feldman Verified
| The Pickup (Tulsa, OK) Verified
A note from the editor: As long as there are Christians in Tulsa, Oral Roberts University will loom large in their imagination. And so this story about the implosion of the Roberts family's televangelism empire, written by Kiera Feldman and first published in This Land, Vol. 5 Issue 18, will remain relevant for some time to come. Feldman's story was first published September 15, 2014 and is available for purchase in The Faith Reader from This Land Press.
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'I would absolutely not fly a Max airplane': Ex-Boeing manager raises alarm

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By Kiera Feldman Verified
| GMToday.com Verified
This weekend Alaska Airlines and United Airlines resumed flying some of their Boeing Max 9 planes, all of which were grounded after a door panel on a Max 9 blew out in midair Jan. 5. Although airlines, regulators and Boeing maintain that the planes are safe after a federally approved inspection and maintenance process, critics argue that serious questions remain about the long-troubled Maxes. The Max 8 had two crashes in 2018 and 2019 that killed 346 people.
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