Their wording should be adopted. If Iowa is to remain competitive in business and agriculture, the effects of human actions on climate change must be studied and understood. For Iowans to remain ...

The worker was trying to direct the employer to a course of action rather than leaning on the employer's decision' ...

(NYSE: LW) (“Lamb Weston” or the “Company”) and is one of the Company’s largest shareholders, today sent a letter to the Company ... need for wholesale change at Lamb Weston.

Don't like it? Call it by another name. Will it go away? No, all just the same. But why then? Easier to ignore and no guilt. Let's call it freedom! Close your eyes, enjoy the ride. No one comes ...

The countries that used the death penalty the most in 2024 included (1) Iran, (2) Saudia Arabia, (3) Iraq, (4) North Korea, and (5) the USA. These are our death penalty peers. Of the 195 U.N ...

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Moreover, their words catch the attention of those in power: Juliana Zatarim, a 15-year-old winner in the Letters for Our Forests and Ocean contest, received republication and appreciation from Brazil ...

Letters submitted by e-mail or online form must contain a postal address, voice telephone number and valid e-mail address. Letters without phone numbers, attribution or using pen names will not be ...

which can change over time, and establishes any new costs or fees related to changes in services provided. An engagement letter is drafted by the company rendering the service, often with the help ...

The guidelines are: • Letters should be no longer than 300 words, be signed and include a phone number to verify authorship. • Letters submitted by e-mail or online form must contain a postal address, ...

Sunnier in personality. Today’s episode of the Love Letters podcast is a meditation on whether geography can change us. Our guest, Kelly, is Australian. She says that in her hometown – and ...

In the upside-down world we now occupy, China’s Xi Jinping, with clear presence of mind, will assume dominance in addressing climate change, exploiting the vast economic and cultural opportuniti ...