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Jun 06 2022
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World is "cooked" if we carry on with coal, US says
The US envoy on climate change John Kerry has warned that the war in Ukraine must not be used as an excuse to prolong global reliance on coal.
Speaking to the BBC, Mr Kerry criticised a number of large countries for not living up to the promises they made at the COP26 climate summit.
Climate diplomats meet again today in Bonn amid new, energy security worries.
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BBC NewsJul 17 2023
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Brad Chambers to step down as secretary of commerce
Brad Chambers, Indiana’s secretary of commerce who led the Indiana Economic Development Corp. during two years of record economic investments and fundamentally changed the way the state attracts businesses, is stepping down. Chambers, 59, announced his decision Monday and will leave the job effective Aug. 6. His departure was somewhat expected. Chambers signed a two-year contract with the
Indianapolis Business JournalJul 19 2023
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A 4-bedroom house sold in Miami sells for $5.5 million. Here are the details.
A 4,877-square-foot house built in 2013 has changed hands. The spacious property located at 7705 Southwest 47th Place in Miami was sold on June 8, 2023, for $5,500,000, or $1,128 per square foot. This two-story home offers a roomy layout with four bedrooms and five bathrooms. On the exterior, the house is characterized by a rigid frm bar jt roof. The property encompasses a generous 0.3-acre of
Miami HeraldMay 16 2023
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Transgender pop star Kim Petras on cover of Sports Illustrated swimsuit editions
Pop musician Kim Petras is one of the four cover models for Sports Illustrated (SI) swimsuit editions, becoming the second openly transgender model to appear on the cover. In an interview with Sports Illustrated published Monday, Petras explains that she felt pressure to represent the trans community due to the climate the U.S. is currently in when it comes to the issue. “It’s definitely a
The HillJul 19 2023
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State Police Take Over Control of New Jersey Hudson River Ports
JERSEY CITY, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy, along with Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and New Jersey State Police Superintendent Colonel Patrick Callahan, announced a significant change in port security enforcement within New Jersey. As of July 17, the New Jersey State Police (NJSP) Port Security Section (PSS) has officially taken over the regulatory and law enforcement duties previously
Shore News NetworkMay 03 2023
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Alaska sports board decides against barring trans girls from girls sports, for now
The board that governs school sports in Alaska decided against adopting a change to its bylaws that would have prevented transgender girls from participating in girls sports. But the Alaska School Activities Association said its board could still adopt the change in the future if state Department of Education and Early Development rules compel it to. “The ASAA Board felt that until DEED
KTOOJul 10 2023
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New York Times closing its sports department, will rely on The Athletic for coverage
One of the United States’ largest newspapers is disbanding its sports department. The New York Times made the announcement on Monday, noting that it will rely on The Athletic to cover sports online and in print. The Times bought The Athletic for $550 million in January 2022. The NYT is the third largest newspaper in the U.S., based on circulation, trailing only USA Today and the Wall Street
MLive.comMay 16 2023
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Longwood School Budget Results Are In
LONGWOOD, NY — The Longwood School District voters cast their ballots on a $291 million spending plan on Tuesday.
The proposed budget-to-budget change is a 7.38 percent change, while the budget-to-budget tax levy change is .97 percent.
Voters also cast their ballots to decide two three-year terms on the Board of Education.
Candidates include Christina Jackson, Phyllis Bush
Patch.comJul 17 2023
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Detroit retiree fought historic bankruptcy pension and saving fund cuts. How he moved on
To mark the 10-year anniversary of Detroit's historic July 18, 2013 municipal bankruptcy filing, the Free Press is examining what has changed, what hasn't, and why. Find more coverage atfreep.com. Roderick Veil, now 68, says Detroit's retirees had to do whatever they could to put the city's historic bankruptcy behind them. "We had no choice but to move on ahead," Veil said. "You had to move
Detroit Free PressMay 24 2023
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Hanon Systems investing more than $40 million in manufacturing facility in Bulloch County
Another Hyundai supplier is coming soon to the Savannah area. On Tuesday, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp’s office announced Hanon Systems, which specializes in automotive climate control systems, will invest more than $40 million for a manufacturing facility in Bulloch County. The move is expected to create 160 jobs. “Georgia’s automotive and e-mobility industries continue to grow as we proudly
Savannah Morning News