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Readers React: Insurrections have consequences - impeachment just the beginning

Print Re “Impeachment looming, Democrats urge Pence to help oust Trump” (Jan. 11): A " cult of personality” results when someone using media, the big lie, patriotism and organized demonstrations creates a heroic, idealized image mandating obedience and praise from the cult. In other words, Donald Trump. Last Wednesday Trump proved himself a danger to democracy. He helped organize the rally to stop the congressional confirmation of Joe Biden. He directed and told followers he would march w...
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All Stevensville students go remote for two weeks after the break

The board also discussed potential changes in schedules and remote learning programming. The last day of instruction before a holiday break for the Stevensville School District is Tuesday, Dec. 22. Four days ago the administration sent a message to their student body that students could choose online learning sooner to have more time for isolation before holiday travels or family gatherings. After the break, all students, grades K-12, will resume school with distance learning from Jan. 4-15. Al...
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The COVID-19 vaccine is arriving in Mitchell. Here's the plan for how it will unfold.

800 doses to be administered next week Written By: Marcus Traxler | × Dr. Anthony Hericks, a pulmonologist and director of Critical Care at Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls receives a COVID-19 vaccination on Dec. 14, among the first front-line workers in the state to be inoculated. (Avera Health photo) The COVID-19 vaccine is coming to the Mitchell area. And in the words of those helping get it where it needs to be, it’s the beginning of the end of this awful pandemic. ...
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Just taking part in a crime that resulted in a death not reason for murder charge, state Supreme Court rules

Skip to main content Currently Reading Just taking part in a crime that resulted in a death not reason for murder charge, state Supreme Court rules FacebookTwitterEmail State Sen. Nancy Skinner, D-Berkeley, sponsored the law eliminates murder charges against defendants who did not kill or intend to kill but took part in a crime in which death was a “natural and probable consequence.”Rich Pedroncelli / Associated Press California law formerly allowed murder charges against someone who did no...
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Outdoor adventures forge connections, science career paths

December 16, 2020 at 10:50 pm CST Expand A student photographs a bird with a smartphone during the University of Illinois Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences New Student Field Day. (Piper Hodson) URBANA, Ill. — Ashli Trudeau wrapped her hand around the little bird ever so gently, carefully following instructions to keep the American Goldfinch safe. She could feel the bird’s tiny feathery heart racing against her fingers, and her own skipped a beat. “Its feathers were one...
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Biden wants the U.S. to stop contributing to climate change by 2050. Here's what that would actually take.

Biden wants the U.S. to stop contributing to climate change by 2050. Here’s what that would actually take. Chris Mooney © Brian Snyder/Reuters Joe Biden walks past an array of solar panels while touring the Plymouth Area Renewable Energy Initiative in Plymouth, N.H, in June 2019. The year is 2050, and everything in your home — perhaps in your entire life — is electric. Your car runs on battery power. Your home heating runs through a highly efficient heat-pump syste...
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Joe Biden wants to halt all US climate emissions by 2050 - here's what that would actually take

By the year 2050, in Joe Bidens vision of America - even more ambitious than what the Obama administration proposed - the US would no longer be putting greenhouse gases into the air. And for that to happen, its likely that our world would have to look a lot like what was just described. Thats the gist of what an extremely detailed study from energy experts at Princeton University describes in 344 exacting slides what it would take for the US to be "net zero" – meaning, any remaining greenho...
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Big but affordable effort needed for America to reach net-zero emissions by 2050, Princeton study shows

Larson, Jesse Jenkins, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment, and Chris Greig, the Theodora D. 78 & William H. Walton III 74 Senior Research Scientist at the Andlinger Center. The research is an ongoing project of HMEI’s Carbon Mitigation Initiative, a research program focused on studying and addressing climate change, and is aligned with the Andlinger Center’s Rapid Switch, a broad research initiative investi...
United States West Virginia Chuan Zhang Chris Greig John Holdren Williamh Walton

To Cut Emissions to Zero, U.S. Needs to Make Big Changes in Next 10 Years

To Cut Emissions to Zero, U.S. Needs to Make Big Changes in Next 10 Years New research details major infrastructure work — including immense construction projects — that would need to start right away to achieve Biden’s goal of zero emissions by 2050. To meet its goal of being carbon neutral by 2050, the United States will need to invest broadly in energy infrastructure.Credit...Beth Coller for The New York Times Dec. 15, 2020 If the United States wants to get serious about tackling clima...
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190628:08:38:00

Honestly i was really shocked sanders and joe biden, did not prepare for her coming after him on race, when such a spotty record with police, she has never gone after police who have shot people. she supported keeping people in prison even though the supreme court said the system was overcrowded. eric larson who was exonerated by the innocence project she fought to keep in prison on a technicality. the anti-truancy program would criminalize black women. she has done many things on race that dont...
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