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Drought Engulfs 60% Of U.S. As Farmers Begin Spring Planting
Drought Engulfs 60% Of U.S. As Farmers Begin Spring Planting
A massive drought has emerged across large swaths of the US agricultural belt, threatening crops and livestock and eventually affecting food prices, at a time when fertilizer and diesel costs are soaring. As of early April, 60% of the Lower 48 is in drought as the Northern Hemisphere growing season begins and farmers begin plantings, according to NOAA.
The southern US is already experiencing severe, extreme, and even exceptional drought conditions, putting pressure on key crops such as sugarcane, rice,...
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"Civic Action Requires More Than Textbooks": Chicago To Subsidize May Day Protests By Teachers
"Civic Action Requires More Than Textbooks": Chicago To Subsidize May Day Protests By Teachers
Authored by Jonathan Turley,
The Chicago Public Schools are facing a major truancy problem…among teachers.
The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) was up in arms over suggestions that classes should be held on May 1 when teachers wanted to be out protesting.
Called International Workers’ Day, May Day is a global day of protest for socialist, communist, and unionist groups.
The CTU was upset when parents objected that canceling a day of class for teachers to join a political protest...
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