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In a concrete hangar in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, Katrina Mayes is working with precision and purpose. Wisps of smoke surround her, wafting off the dry ice she is using to jerry-rig a cardboard vaccine carrier. Her task: to create a vapor phase vent to moderate the temperature of the cooling container from around minus 80 degrees Celsius (for storing Pfizer’s COVID-19 vials) to minus 15 degrees Celsius (to accommodate supplies of the Moderna vaccine). At 29, the biochemist and virologist has spent much of her professional life indoors, where the U.S. government has entrusted her to handle so...

by Paul Haeder / May 3rd, 2021 In Remembrance- Leni Riefenstahl It would take 1,000 me’s and 1,000 hours in a week for a thousand me’s to keep up with just some of the infamy and horror that is global capitalism. Capitalism’s putrid fuel:  pollution and many millions of collateral damaged souls. War profiteering, mercenary economic war, banking billions while communities retract, the homeless swell, and the sick and dying expand are just some of the juxtaposing features of this dirty thing called Capitalism. And, sure, parasitic, zombie, casino, cutthroat, criminal, all those words, an...

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In wake of Emergent's vaccine problems, CEO's stock trades come under scrutiny Johnson & Johnson manufacturer’s embattled history with the FDA Replay Video UP NEXT For Emergent BioSolutions, Feb. 8 was a day to revel in their success -- at least as far as the public was concerned. Standing alongside Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan at their Baltimore-area plant, Emergent CEO Robert Kramer boasted about the biotech firm's role as "one of the key suppliers" helping to produce two promising COVID-19 vaccines, and its "valuable contribution to society in being able to make hundreds of millions of ...

SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images (NEW YORK) -- For Emergent BioSolutions, Feb. 8 was a day to revel in their success -- at least as far as the public was concerned. Standing alongside Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan at their Baltimore-area plant, Emergent CEO Robert Kramer boasted about the biotech firm's role as "one of the key suppliers" helping to produce two promising COVID-19 vaccines, and its "valuable contribution to society in being able to make hundreds of millions of doses available." Kramer's comments that ...