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www.expertsure.com
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| | | | | The greater the disparity in wealth between the very rich and everyone else, the more unstable an economy becomes. Our nation has now created a larger gap in the distribution of wealth than the massive chasm that helped fuel the Great Depression. | |
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visualizingenergy.org
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| | | | | Americans closely monitor gasoline prices, viewing them as indicators of leaders' success, economic health, and environmental policy effectiveness. The price of crude oil largely influences gas prices, yet federal and state taxes play a significant role. These taxes, popular due to revenue generation, heavily fund highway and mass transit spending. | |
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randomcriticalanalysis.com
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| | | | | Somepeople (1, 2, 3, 4) have made hay out ofdata showing total health spending in the United States isheavily concentrated on a small fraction of the population: source My intuition and knowledge of the health care industryhas longled me believe this likelynot too dissimilar fromwhat goes on in other developed countries(the young and/or reasonably healthysimply... | |
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briantissot.com
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| | | As a marine biologist I am often asked what is the greatest threat to the oceans. It's a easy answer: global warming. As a surfer I am surprised how few surfers seem to know, or care, about ourassault on the oceans. I am often met with "why should I care" or worse "the surf will get better, so what?" I feel compelled to speak upas a surfer and a scientist, and the discussthe most recent scientific evidence of what global warming, and more broadly, global climate change, means to surfers and the ocean. | ||
