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Sarah Andersen

  • Blogger, YA Love
Michigan
As seen in: MSN, The New York Times, Yahoo Life, Business Insider, HuffPost, Nature, Wiley Online Library, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo Singapore, Aol and
YA Love is my young adult book blog. I'm a high school English teacher, certified Reading Specialist, and an NCTE/ALAN member.
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Trump booed at NBA Finals game in New York City

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By Sarah Andersen
| France 24
Donald Trump was the first sitting US president to attend the NBA Finals on June 8 in New York City. But the leader was booed by crowds in the heavily democratic city every time he was shown on screen. Attendees also had to wait in hour-long lines due to the heavy security system put in place for Trump's attendance.
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Inside the mine that fuels the $500 million pink Himalayan salt global market. Spoiler: it's not in the Himalayan mountains. Original

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By Havovi Cooper , Sarah Andersen, Jessica Orwig 
| Business Insider
Marketed as a premium, natural alternative to table salt, pink Himalayan salt can sell for up to 30 times the price. However, this salt doesn't actually come from the Himalayas. Loading audio narration... Instead, the world's largest deposit of pink salt — the Khewra salt mine — sits about 155 miles west of the Himalayas in Pakistan's Punjab province, in a region known as the Potohar Plateau. Pakistan's Punjab province where most pink salt comes from.
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Inside Pakistan's dangerous Himalayan pink salt mines

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By Mark Abadi, Sarah Andersen, Havovi Cooper 
| Business Insider
Himalayan pink salt sells for premium prices in the US and Europe, but in Pakistan's Khewra mine, workers risk their lives blasting it out for a fraction of the profit. We went inside one of the world's largest salt mines and nearby factories to see how it's really made.
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