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Climate change is real. Candidates should not ignore it at the Republican debate | Opinion
As King Tide season draws to a close in Miami, Republicans will hold their third presidential primary debate. on Nov. 8 The issue of climate change was glossed over, and even denied, at a previous debate. Will candidates hold a more substantive discussion with realistic answers or solutions this time around? This summer, international climate talks took place in Bonn, Germany, to assess progress on the 2015 Paris Accords. Results, so far, seem underwhelming.
What’s New in Microsoft Teams | April 2021
Apr 30 2021 03:00 AM Welcome to the April edition of What’s new in Teams – the monthly post where we’re keeping you updated on all the new features and innovation that we have made available in Microsoft Teams. This month we're also excited to announce we’ve launched our new Microsoft Teams Instagram account. Go check it out for fun updates and new ways to engage with the product.
Two new coaster experience set the stage for theme parks' future
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Regional theme parks around the country are getting ready to open for the season, so let's take a look at a couple of new coaster experiences from parks that aren't typically on the Theme Park Insider radar. We'll start in the San Francisco Bay Area, where Cedar Fair-owned California's Great America has re-trained its stand-up coaster Vortex as the floorless Patriot.
Dire news for college retention, student debt
A short time ago, we published a comment focused on the white-Hispanic college completion gap and its threat to Colorado’s future economic prosperity. Here we add a bit more to the story.
Faith communities unite for action on climate change
No matter our own personal faith or spiritual beliefs, one universal truth is that climate change threatens everyone. The climate agreement reached in Paris in December is a ray of hope in the international response to climate change. However, a lasting solution requires strong grass-roots action from concerned citizens and aggressive efforts on the part of political leaders.
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