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Rights of women in the workplace . I talked to a partner and kleiners defense attorney in this case. This is her first interview since the verdict. Great to be done. Its great to be back in my office. Great for kleiner to have prevailed on everything. Did you have a sense . The jurors were stunned when they walked out and saw all the cameras there. It was overwhelming. Just a tidal wave of reporters. Occasionally people would post tweets on my Facebook Page or email me. I followed a few people b...

Pushing for a recovery. The man set to lead jap starts work o gettinth eonomy back on track. A man who led japan once before is laying the foundations for another shot at leadership. Next week shinzo abe is expected to find his way back into the Prime Ministers office, a place he left five years ago. Hes already preparing to tackle japans economic malaise by bringing back an old post. Abe led the liberal democrats to victory sunday in the lower house election. They assume power in a week. Abe sa...

Pushing for a recovery. The man set to lead japan starts work on getting the economy back on track. A man who led japan once before is laying the foundations for another shot at leadership. Next week shinzo abe is expected to find his way back into the Prime Ministers office, a place he left five years ago. Hes already preparing to tackle japans economic malaise by bringing back an old post. Abe led the liberal democrats to victory sunday in the lower house election. They assume power in a week....

Matches federal funding for sustainable agricultural project

Scientists created a highly accurate reference genome for one of the most important modern crops and found a rare example of how genes confer disease resistance

Scientists created a highly accurate reference genome for one of the most important modern crops and found a rare example of how genes confer disease resistance

HARDING TWP. - The Great Swamp Watershed Association (GSWA) will host four free webinars focused on native plants and the essential role pollinators play in the ecosystem.

The University of California and the state of California partnered to award about $80 million in climate action grants to numerous projects that address climate issues at academic institutions statewide such as UC Santa Cruz, which received about $10 million in the grant funding.

As changing climates bring about new realities, those working at UC Santa Cruz’s Arboretum and Botanic Garden are invested in preparing for the future. Amidst ongoing climate collapse, the

An invasive plant pathogen that can cause sudden oak death has been detected in Oregon.