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New York is facing a crisis that could affect everyone that lives in the city. Here are the details. MTA’s Financial Crisis Looms New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) could be on the brink of ruin. A $16.5 billion budget shortfall has left the city’s public transit system in chaos, and New Yorkers in limbo. Congestion Pricing Plan Derailed This …
Extreme weather is no longer confined to just a few states; its reach has expanded across the entire country. From hurricanes in Florida to wildfires in California, every state now faces some form of severe weather risk. Are you prepared to protect your home from these increasingly common and dangerous events? 1. Reinforce Your Roof In hurricane-prone states like Florida …
American climate policy is teetering on the brink of disaster. Facing political upheaval and changing economic priorities, how will America respond to the growing environmental challenges? 1. The 2024 Presidential Election The presidential election could drastically alter the U.S. climate landscape. If former President Trump returns to power, we may see a significant rollback of current environmental protections, prioritizing economic …
Popular department store, J.C. Penney, has announced the closure of multiple stores across the country. This announcement reflects changes in the retail industry as online shopping becomes more popular. But how will these changes affect consumers and the future of in-store shopping? J.C. Penney Stores Close The American retail giant has announced that it’s closing several stores. This move is …
The Paris Olympics are driving overseas visitors away from the French capital – and one major US company is worried. Paris Olympic Problems The Olympic Games will attract millions of visitors to its host city of Paris this year. While the event will boost profits for countless businesses, not everyone is happy – including Delta Air Lines. Olympic Disruptions This …
The world has sweated through historic temperatures this week – now, the United Nations is urging world leaders to take action against an ongoing climate epidemic. UN Call to Action The United Nations is urging governments to take more action in preparing their populations against extreme heat as scorching temperatures continue to ravage countries around the world. Hottest Days in …
Nearly half a century ago, a company magazine article quoted scientists saying that the climate will get “only worse” – so how was this information hidden? They Said What? Today, many of us agree that climate change is bad. But apparently, that knowledge was already discovered almost 50 years ago. According to a Marathon Oil Company magazine article from 1977, …
After the shock closure of two significant lumber plants in Montana, the federal government has approved $2 million in funding to keep displaced workers in the state workforce. $2 Million for Displaced Workers The US Department of Labor will provide $2 million in federal funding to help retrain and re-employ lumber workers in Western Montana after two major lumber mills …
Layoffs have hit the aviation industry, as one of the biggest airlines in the U.S., Southwest Airlines, has announced they’re stopping flights out of four major airports. Layoffs Across Industries Image Credit: Shutterstock / Skycolors With a growing spate of layoffs occurring across the nation – primarily in tech and production – it wasn’t going to be long before they …
The Paris Olympics are driving overseas visitors away from the French capital – and one major US company is worried. Paris Olympic Problems The Olympic Games will attract millions of visitors to its host city of Paris this year. While the event will boost profits for countless businesses, not everyone is happy – including Delta Air Lines. Olympic Disruptions This …
