With the annual peak of hurricane season just two weeks away, JEA says it’s ready for whatever may come, despite supply chain issues that are plaguing the industry and stalling utilities’ efforts to address climate change.
As children, their families and teachers get excited about the new school year through-out the world, it is imperative to continue to publicize the dire education needs of Ukrainian children.
In the middle of record-breaking heat waves and increased electricity demand from residents this summer, the Texas electrical grid struggled, with Texas officials asking residents to ration electricity during peak hours to avoid outages.
On Aug. 16, a passenger at Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport was stopped by a Transportation Security Administration officer for trying to bring an unloaded gun with four bullets onto a plane in his carry-on luggage. It was the first time this year the TSA found a gun at the West Virginia airport, but at other airports, it’s become all too common.
Schools are opening this week, and millions of children are returning to the classroom. After the Uvalde, Texas mass murder of 19 children and two teachers, politicians in Texas called for more teachers to carry guns in classrooms to protect their children and themselves. Ohio recently enacted a law permitting teachers to be armed after 24 hours of training.
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