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LOS ANGELES — The first victims are seabirds, graceful creatures that alight upon the ocean’s surface. They’ve been landing on the oil slick that seeped up from a ruptured pipeline, diving through its toxic sheen.
The class-action lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Monday alleges lost wages and potential exposure to health hazards.
The first victims are seabirds, graceful creatures that alight upon the ocean's surface.
Pot-making demonstration (Contributed photo) CALOOCAN CITY, March 5 (PIA) -- Ceramicists and brickmakers call for more capacity-building initiatives to enrich culture-based livelihoods in the 36th episode of “Stories for a Better Normal: Pandemic and Climate Pathways,” hosted by three-term Senator, now House Deputy Speaker Loren Legarda. The second part of the resilient livelihoods episode with the topic, “Pottery: Continuity and Change” gathered potters, brickmakers, and representatives from the government and academe and showcased various traditional crafts and masterpieces made of...