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From: "Maryland Media Collective" <md.mediacollect...@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 12:37:01 -0500
Local: Fri, Aug 31 2007 1:37 pm
Subject: Water and Humanitarian crisis in Iraq (TFRP)
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Hey everybody, That Fresh Radio Piece wanted to wish all you a great new
semester and invite you to listen to TFRP's first broadcast for Fall 2007.
This week we'll be looking at
The water and humanitarian crisis in Iraq following the U.S. invasion and
war. These past years have seen a decrease in Iraqi's access to drinkable
water and increasing poverty among the Iraqi people, in particular internal
refugees, children and infants.

Recent reports indicate that the famous Tigres and Euphrates rivers have
become exploited and damaged to such an extent, that now 70% of Bahgdad's
population have no access to drinking water. An estimated 11 million people
in Iraq (43% of the population) live in poverty, threatened by starvation if
conditions do not improve.

check it out on WMUC's show archives (wmucradio.com) and visit
ThatFreshRadioPiece.com (show up soon)

Peace

That Fresh Radio Piece is a progressive & grassroots media project in
College Park, MD. As a radio show on college radio, it attempts to present
social injustices and problems as well as what people are doing in response
to that on a grassroots level. It serves as an outlet for diverse issues,
opinions, and grassroots organization; ultimately aiming to increase
awareness, inspire activism, and mobilize the global community. Co-hosted by
Christian Melendez, Diego Iniguez-Lopez, and James Briscoe among others. You
can hear us live every Wednesday from 6-8PM on WMUC 88.1 or anytime on our
website: Thatfreshradiopiece.com

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Maryland Media Collective
College Park, MD
www.umcp.org
www.ThatFreshRadioPiece.com
md.mediacollect...@gmail.com


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