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Charoen Pokphand Foods PCL (CP Foods), Thai agro-industrial conglomerate and leading global shrimp producer, jointly announced progress made on reducing antibiotics in aquaculture and seafood sustainability efforts as part of the Seafood Business for Ocean Stewardship (SeaBOS) initiative.

Governor John Bel Edwards announced that he has signed bills into law from the 2022 Regular Legislative Session.

For companies considering where to relocate or expand the ability to tap into a quality workforce is a top priority.

Gov. John Bel Edwards announced that he signed bills into law and vetoed bills either entirely or partially using his line-item veto authority.

NIEHS experts join forces with academic, community leaders to prepare North Carolina for environmental catastrophes, other emergencies.

The board has received more than a dozen requests for the ARPA money that together total more than $30 million, and on Tuesday, they listened to a request for $165,000 from Lewis and Clark Regional Water System.

A consortium funded by the institute’s Worker Training Program helps crews stay safe in the aftermath of climate-related emergencies.

The state will fund $8.3 million in technology and manufacturing workforce training initiatives aimed at building up Connecticut's manufacturing industry. Gov. Ned Lamont on Thursday announced the funds would cover programs to increase engineering internships for Connecticut residents, advertise career opportunities in manufacturing and several other programs. 

Eligible. as you just showed, we have almost 50 million people on this program and there is immense amount of fraud in the program. and, number three, there is a term limit a time limit on how long you can get these benefits before you have to go back to work. i think most americans think those are very reasonable. martha: i think youre probably right. when you list them and you think about what they are and you think about the fact that the president clinton got so much credit for developing th...

and this is "state of the union." four months ago one prominent beltway blog said of newt gingrichs troubled presidential run -- he looks a lot like the bruce willis character in the "sixth sense," everyone but him thinks hes dead. but at last weeks washington post/bloomberg debate gingrich remained very much alive and kicking. >> all of the spending cuts that are built in the debt ceiling bill, all of them are acts of congress. they can all be repealed at any moment. it is nonsense ...