California Allows Oil Wells to Inject Waste Into Protected Aquifers
AP analysis shows regulators in California granted or began injections into federally protected aquifers more than 2,500 times. Nearly half of new or ongoing injections occurred in the last four years under Gov. Jerry Brown as EPA warnings about compliance with underground drinking water protections grew.
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Associated Press
Jerry Brown
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Hackers target health care data amid rising breaches
Hackers view health care as a rich source of personal data as Anthem Inc. suffers a breach. Government data show over 10 million people affected by health care breaches last year, making it the worst for health care hacking since 2011. Retail security tightening pushes thieves toward health care.
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Anthem Inc
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Home Depot
Poverty and Militancy Grip a Jordanian Slum
In Amman’s Hussein district a poverty plagued neighborhood, home to about 40 000 refugees, watches as IS recruitment and anger over the pilot’s death fuel unrest. Residents condemn the extremists while calling for stronger government action and continued airstrikes in Syria and Iraq.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Islamic State
U.S
Syria
Iraq
Sultan Barakat
Brookings Doha Center
Muath al-Kaseasbeh
Emad Issayed
Peace plan talks push to end east Ukraine fighting
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande met with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in Kiev to press a new peace plan. The effort follows rising casualties, NATO moves, and concerns over U.S. lethal aid to Ukraine as the conflict persists.
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Germany
France
Petro Poroshenko
Angela Merkel
Francois Hollande
Vladimir Putin
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U.S
NATO
Europe
Efrem
Lukatsky
ATR faces new spotlight after Taiwan crash
European aircraft maker ATR, a joint venture of Airbus and Alenia Aermacchi, recalls a fatal TransAsia ATR crash in Taiwan marking its second deadly ATR incident in seven months. The firm, based in Toulouse, benefits from demand for 90 seat turboprops amid fuel price shifts and regional growth.
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TransAsia Airways
Taiwan
TransAsia Atr
Airbus
Alenia Aermacchi
Toulouse
France
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Brazil
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