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Inside the home upgrade industry’s most-hyped improvements that rarely make a dent in your energy bills

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By Scott Olson
| Bradenton Herald Verified
Renovation season sells a promise. Bigger, brighter, more open, and, somewhere in the pitch, more efficient. But several of the most popular home improvements quietly do the opposite, raising monthly energy bills long after the contractor packs up. Before you sign for a remodel or an addition, it is worth knowing which upgrades tend to backfire and which ones actually move the needle. Some of the flashiest renovations create hidden operating costs.
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Planned Parenthood blames aid cuts as it closes 3 more Michigan centers

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By Scott Olson
| Bradenton Herald Verified
LANSING, Mich. - Planned Parenthood of Michigan is permanently closing three additional facilities in Michigan due to a decline in federal funding and reimbursements for patient care. Health centers in Lansing, Livonia and Warren were identified for permanent closure through a statewide review of the organization's network and after other reductions to administrative and non-clinical positions, the group said in a statement Thursday.
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Army Corps halts work on Great Lakes invasive carp barrier

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By Scott Olson
| Wichita Eagle Verified
Participants attempt to catch Asian carp in nets as they compete in Betty DeFord's Original Redneck Fishin' Tournament in the Illinois River on Aug. 3, 2024, in Bath, Illinois. The annual fishing tournament targets Asian carp, which is an invasive species in the Illinois River that has been destructive to the natural ecosystem and hazardous to boaters.
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