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... U.S. timber industry employs about 860,000 people, which is about 30 percent fewer than in 2001, according to government data. Much of their work shifted in recent years to timber from private and state lands, after harvests from national forests dropped sharply beginning in the 1990s due to ...
... this last year, we have received such a huge uptick in media interest in male contraception that it seems like there's kind of a shift in what I would consider expectations for gender equity. William Brangham: Let's say all of this goes smoothly and the tests work out ...
... is also treated as part of the periphery. Does that perception need to change? And if so, how does that happen? Kaitlyn Henderson: Absolutely care work really is the work that makes all other work possible. And I think the COVID-19 pandemic did an important thing in terms of ...
... they know his track record and that Scott Perry is working tirelessly for them." Geoff Bennett: Laura, thank you for that reporting. I want to shift our focus now and ask you about some news you broke earlier today about an executive action that President Biden is expected to take ...
... just like we want a trained, certified teacher to teach in the classroom. We wouldn't take a police officer off the street at midnight shift in the back alley, give them a couple dozen hours of training and say, you're now a second grade teacher, enjoy the rest ...
... And we have seen recently, for all the attention around opioids, that opioid deaths have been slightly in decline recently. But has there been a shift in what kinds of drugs people are using or what they have access to? Dr. Scott Hadland: We do have some reassuring recent data ...
Tarji Borders: And so, in two weeks, if you can go from unemployed trying to raise a family to employed, it really is a life changer. Stephanie Sy: After the intensive training program, she got a job at Intel on the night shift, allowing her to balance parenting and work ...
... person makes, it's not in comparison to what white people make in this country. Alyssa Cabezas: One of the things that we need to work on in our community is like, just being more intentional and methodical about how you use your money. But in order for that to ...
... Nigeria seeks to regulate its mining operations of critical minerals, curb illegal activity and better benefit from its mineral resources. The clean energy transition, a shift away from coal, oil and gas and toward renewable energy and batteries has spiked global demand for lithium, tin and other minerals. Illegal mines ...
... of Kentucky. Filling dozens of judicial vacancies requires time on the Senate floor calendar, which becomes more scarce as senators in the narrowly divided chamber shift into election-year campaign mode. Of the more than 40 current judicial vacancies nationwide, half are in states with two Republican senators. That matters ...
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