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September 8, 2005


Katrina Data Project

I don't know much about it yet but the Katrina Data Project is compiling and organizing data find out about who's missing and who's safe, with an eye on security.

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Nancy Scola I'm a Brooklyn-based writer obsessed with technology, networks, social organizing, and the politics of food. This is my online home where I talk about those things and whatever else strikes my fancy. Learn More

Of Note: Our Fractured Food Safety System [Science Progress], Facebook Activism [AlterNet], Tag Magazine




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