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A comparison of the presidential debates – The Review

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By Emma Kaden
| The Review (University of Delaware) Verified
For undecided voters, presidential debates are vital to making a decision on who to cast their ballots for in November. ​Courtesy of Gage Skidmore, adaptation by Emma Kaden/THE REVIEW ​For undecided voters, presidential debates are vital to making a decision on who to cast their ballots for in November. BY ​ESHA SHAH​ ​Copy Editor​ For undecided voters, presidential debates are vital to making a decision on who to cast their ballots for in November.
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California Department of Conservation Has Opportunity to Plan for Environmental Oversight Without Damaging the Economy

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By Emma Kaden, Ronald Stein
| School Reform News Verified
June 18, 2020 Before fossil fuels and the thousands of products made from petroleum derivatives, and electricity that followed, the world was a zero-sum snake pit that was a war against one another scrounging for food, water, and shelter.
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California Continues to Inflict More Costs Onto the Energy Used by Residents

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By Emma Kaden, Ronald Stein, H. Sterling Burnett
| School Reform News Verified
June 12, 2020 Until the voters say enough-is-enough, the infliction of more costs by our elected officials and environmentalists onto the suppliers, that are paid by the users, will continue into perpetuity.
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