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Governor Hochul announced actions taking place across New York State in recognition of Hunger Action Month, which is observed each September to raise awareness about food insecurity and to encourage people to take part in the fight against hunger. 

Three specialists, including Prof. Meir Statman, a leading scholar, take a deep dive into the field's applicability to financial advisors.

Two new reporters are helping the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel beef up coverage of environmental issues in Wisconsin.

There are 10 food banks across New York state.

DEC and Feeding New York State, the state association of New York’s 10 Feeding America member food banks, today announced that a total of one million pounds of food was donated to hungry New Yorkers as part of the ongoing implementation of the State’s Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling Law.

New assistance program unveiled to further increase food scraps recycling and divert food scraps from landfills.

The first half of this year ushered in market tumult, hot inflation and rising interest rates. Here’s how to prepare for what the rest of 2022 may bring.

“The Earth has a deadline,” at least according to Metronome’s 62-foot-wide, 15-digit electronic clock hanging above Manhattan.   For more than 20 years, Metronome’s clock has caught the attention of passersby on their way to work, looking up to check how much time they have left on their lunch break or before the subway leaves the station.  Now, Metronome’s clock is counting down the seconds we have left on Earth. 

Invasive species are a problem not only of trade and climate change but also of language.

Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior. These magnificent Great Lakes transcend borders connecting two countries, eight states, and two provinces. Long the fascination of writers, much has been written about these deep-water lakes. Join Deb Polich on this edition of "creative:impact" to meet Inger Schultz, co-founder of the Library of the Great Lakes.