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The humanitarian crisis in the Darfur area of Sudan continues to challenge international relief organizations. The numbers are staggering: between two and three million displaced people, including a half million children, are struggling to survive in the camps of West Darfur. Those kids face the prospect of growing up with no formal education. WSHU's Tom Kuser spoke with Casey Harrity of Boston and Westport, CT who works with Westport-based Save the Children, and recently returned from West Darfur.
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Southampton town supervisor: "McMansion" energy rules will save money

Erik Campano - July 25, 2008

WSHU All Things Considered Host Erik Campano speaks with Southampton Town Supervisor Linda Cabot about new rules which require house construction to meet tougher energy standards.

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New campaign finance law changes candidate mix

Ebong Udoma - August 11, 2008

Connecticut's new campaign finance law has made a big difference for Tuesday's primary, but presents a challenge to one of its key backers.

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