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... in this bill, from the Green Bank through the investments in rental justice, even though the block grants are a little funny, we have to work on that long term. But ultimately, this bill is in showing that we can cut emissions down what we must do in this decade ...
... like Patagonia and superstore Walmart are listening. They now offer secondhand on their websites. Adam Minter: This is part of you know a massive consumer shift. That's not necessarily going to happen overnight. But I do think we are seeing a change where you are going to have secondhand ...
... the medical equipment that has helped people for years. She thought back to the first baby born at CHOICES, a moment she called a “tectonic shift” in CHOICES history, because it symbolized the new model for reproductive health care that the clinic wanted to pioneer.That morning felt like a ...
“The store is there for a reason. The store is still there for a reason," said Bishop, 58, who was on her way to work when the shooting happened and said she's still processing her near miss. "The people will come back. They might not come today or ...
... Saudi Arabia, his last stop before returning to Washington. The itinerary is a reflection of friendlier relationships between Israel and its Arab neighbors, a tectonic shift that is reshaping the region's politics. Under President Donald Trump, Israel normalized relations with countries such as the United Arab Emirates through the ...
... Wade, especially among Democrats and those who support abortion access. With midterm elections looming, President Joe Biden and Democrats will seek to capitalize on that shift. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in remarks immediately after the decision that "reproductive freedom is on the ballot in November." But with pervasive pessimism ...
... too expensive. Nick Schifrin: Cynthia Arnson is a Woodrow Wilson Center distinguished fellow. She says Petro's victory is part of a regional anti-establishment shift. Cynthia Arnson: Throughout Latin America, there is a desire for change, to throw out the people that have been in charge over these last ...
... the sunlight becomes more subdued, the lights that are on each of the installations starts to come on and illuminate the pieces and the colors shift, the forms become more evident as you`re looking at the pieces. So it`s a very different experience. Sastry Vedantam, Visitor: It is ...
... moment's notice. “I need to know what's going on because I have decisions to make for my family,” she said. “If the winds shift, we'll be in trouble.” Hikers, campers and others who were out enjoying the forest also had to leave Sunday. A shelter was set ...
... to address this? Roben Farzad: You know, I mentioned a great unlock earlier. We have concurrent to this parallel to this huge overhang about hybrid work and a return to work. I can go to the canyons of midtown Manhattan. We can go to whole swathes of Washington, DC, Miami ...
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