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How Mapping Disasters Can Help Devastated Communities Rally
The threat of more frequent and more intense natural disasters linked to climate change is forcing cities and states to change the way they prepare for, and recover from, events like tornadoes, forest fires, floods and hurricanes.
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Sunscreen Laws
Prompted by dermatologists, more states are allowing kids to bring sunscreen to school. But opponents worry about liability for school employees and potential allergies.
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Palliative Care
Palliative care services remains scattershot in U.S. healthcare, but access is gradually improving.
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The three states with the most volatile tax revenue over the past 20 years—Alaska, North Dakota, and Wyoming—relied heavily on severance taxes on oil, gas, and mineral production.
