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The market is so messy this year.
“This was not a thoughtful, phased development. It was an industrial surge imposed on our residential community.”
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In other words, precarious work
Thank you for your chocolates. I am one of the takers. I really enjoy that after a long-day work.
That's what sociologists are supposed to do instead of claiming a "new" finding by switching cardiovascular disease mortality to other cause-specific mortality.
I wonder if they are sorting users by service level. For example, if you’re using a free account, they probably don’t spend many resources on deep searches and fake results as alternative.
I used ChatGPT for formatting reference list. All PMID they pulled are fake numbers.
Revised plans for critical 2026 census test raise some 🚩
🔴 Dropped test site in Colorado
🔴 Dropped language support for online response (English only)
🔴 Asking USPS workers, rather than trained Census Bureau staff, to conduct in-field operations
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Documenting trends in joint exposure to environmental stressors for 168 US cities finds persistent, yet narrowing, multi-exposure gaps, from Glenn Sheriff, Danae Hernandez-Cortes, TC Chakraborty, and Theresa DeConcini www.nber.org/papers/w34739
How cold has this winter been so far? The first 2/3 of winter 2025-26 is the 7th warmest on record for the Contiguous U.S.
3-step authentication now
One figure is enough.
Awwwww, thanks!
Thanks! I will try Moe's Bagels.
I was obsessed with challah when I lived in upstate New York, but I can never find it in grocery stores here.
"How to reduce the fertility rate of flies?"
We don't have any mice. But we do have a lot of flies.
I am in an admin training. I think the only lab safety rule for us is not setting laptops on fire.
Boulder is so hot this year.
NEW: Our @kennystancil.bsky.social details how U.S. home insurers are responding to the climate crisis.
Despite mounting damages, insurers are still raking in record profits by 1) abandoning people in higher risk areas and 2) hiking premiums nationwide.
1 = ⬇️ liabilities and 2 = ⬆️ $ to invest.
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Related: "A 2022 study of formerly ‘redlined' U.S. communities, which were cut off from financial services like mortgages for being predominantly Black or immigrant, found that residents were 53% more likely to have had a peaker plant built nearby since the year 2000 than in non-redlined areas.”
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I hope they will consider taking a closer look at junior scholars, particularly those who, like many postdoctoral researchers, are facing a shrinking job market and increasing visa constraints.
Segregation was not just a Southern phenomenon, it was a national issue. Explore the spatial history of racial segregation and discover how it connects to our communities today: greenbookproject.osu.edu #GreenBookProject #CommunityMap #EconSky
From coffee shops to rec centers, #Thirdplaces are vanishing.
IBS Postdoc Yue Sun’s new research shows the decline is nationwide and unequal. Communities need these spaces to stay healthy and connected.
Read more:
ibs.colorado.edu/new-research...
#communityhealth #mentalhealth #healthrisks
Climate-related disasters threaten the health & wellbeing of human populations. Elizabeth Fussell, Kate Burrows & @narayansastry.bsky.social review key survey design elements from 4 demographic surveys disrupted by large-scale disasters to pinpoint what’s critical in disaster research myumi.ch/8q8Nq
Why should you 🫵🏿 care about SNAP? SNAP recipients saw:
- Improved life expectancy
- Lower chance of incarceration
- Lowers chance of poverty
- Lived in better neighborhoods
- Higher human capital
SNAP keeps our neighbors fed, communities safer, and kids educated. Also people are HUNGRY. DUH!
