Supermarkets feed the growing appetite for seafood in the U.S. and ring up $16 billion each year in seafood sales. But according to this new Greenpeace report ranking 20 large supermarket chains, they all get a failing grade when it comes to sustainable purchasing policies.
Carting Away the Oceans: How Supermarkets are Emptying our Seas
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Washington, D.C. has the highest rate of the nation’s reported cases of HIV, with 1 in 20 people infected. City Year, an organization that is providing D.C. students with a Center for Disease Control and Prevention approved, comprehensive curriculum in their own classrooms, is trying to combat the epidemic.
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Look out foreign threats, and don't underestimate the F-bomb.
Washington, D.C.- “It’s powerful, fast and versatile,” explained Master Sergeant Robert Kane U.S.M.C. “There just isn’t anything out there comparable to the F-bomb.”The new weapon…
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