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NewsTarget Citizen Journalism project a big success; new writers welcomed to join Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

That's why we're thrilled to be able to offer a program like this Citizen Journalism project: It empowers individuals to take part in the "information democracy" that makes the internet so important for the future of human rights, free speech, government accountability, corporate ethics and so much more. The internet is the pillar of information freedom today, and even projects like Wikipedia are hugely important for the free flow of information (which is exactly why the traditional old-school media loves to attack Wikipedia!).

Pepsi admits Aquafina comes from tap water Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Through its aggressive (and deceptive, in my opinion) marketing campaigns, lack of corporate ethics and ready willingness to exploit human beings for profit, PepsiCo has risen to be one of the most financially profitable yet ethically bankrupt organizations on the planet. If PepsiCo were to disappear from the face of the earth tomorrow, humanity would be healthier the very next day. PepsiCo's brands include: (followed by my opinion statement about that particular brand) Frito-Lay: Dangerous junk food that contributes to obesity, heart disease, cancer, depression and other serious diseases.

The Whistleblower: Confessions of a Healthcare Hitman Peter Rost See book keywords and concepts

Soon I also discovered some data that didn't rank at the bottom, but still was a major red flag to anyone that cares about corporate ethics. Some 30 percent of Pfizer's employees, or about 15,000 persons at the time, didn't agree with the statement, "Senior management demonstrates honest, ethical behavior." And 34 percent didn't agree with, "I have confidence and trust in senior management." But the real surprise was that 49 percent didn't agree with the statement, "Management is willing to give up short-term gain to do the right thing." What was going on in Pfizer's executive suite?

Movie Review: The Island starring Ewan McGregor explores timely theme of corporate exploitation of human beings Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Aside from its obvious strengths, which include stunning action sequences thanks to director Michael Bay, "The Island" also explores important science fiction themes that are reflected in today's culture of corporate ethics, medical ethics, prison populations, organ transplantation, class warfare and others.

The Declaration of Journalistic Independence Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

In the age of Enron, Worldcom, insider trading and other cataclysmic gaps in corporate ethics, it's time for organizations of all kinds (publishers, product makers, news organizations and otherwise) to offer straight talk to their customers and readers about their ethical guidelines and boundaries. This document is Truth Publishing's effort to do just that. Thank you for your interest in the Truth Publishing Declaration of Journalistic Independence.

Worldchanging: A User's Guide for the 21st Century Alex Steffen See book keywords and concepts

What The Corporate Fallout Detector sniffs out had corporate ethics and environmental practices, much as a Geiger counter detects radiation. if we could wave a gizmo at our closet and get information about our running shoes—which were conveniently tagged with data about their history, composition, or intended resting place? Once we can discern that much about an object, recyclers can easily sort things and send them back to their maker.

The Politics of Cancer Revisited Samuel S. Epstein, M.D. See book keywords and concepts

The growing flight from regulation poses major threats to foreign workers, and to the environmental quality outside the United States, besides reflecting on the corporate ethics of the industries involved. It also poses two sets of threats to the U.S. economy: loss of jobs and unfair advantage in competition with those segments of industry complying with pollution control regulations in the United States. In some industries, the flight from regulation is already established.9 In others, it appears imminent.

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