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A Montana commissioner used the word "transition" while trying to protect his coal town's tax base — and got crushed in his primary by 26 points for it

Musselshell County Commissioner Robert Pancratz was defeated by Mark Olson by 26 percentage points — a two-to-one margin — in ...
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The green economy just crossed $10 trillion in market cap while Washington pivots back to oil and gas — and the investor conviction behind that number is the part no…

A new London Stock Exchange Group report finds the green economy has crossed $10 trillion in market value, outpacing global ...
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The hardest part of changing how you eat in your sixties isn't the food itself, it's discovering how many of your relationships were built around restaurants, recipes, a…

Changing your diet in your sixties means renegotiating decades of friendships, traditions, and unspoken agreements about what ...
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The quiet reason adults who grew up poor still buy the smaller portion, the cheaper cut, and the less impressive bottle isn't thrift, it's that abundance still feels like a ...

Poverty leaves a mark that paycheck growth can't erase. Adults raised without money often restrict their own abundance, ...
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People who eat the same simple breakfast every morning for decades may not be boring — they may have learned that decision fatigue starts before the day does an…

Every decision you make depletes your mental energy, even tiny ones like what to eat. People who eat the same breakfast for ...
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Bonn climate talks just collapsed into procedural deadlock and the part everyone's missing isn't the missed deadlines — it's that wealthy nations are quietly trying to fo…

UN climate talks in Bonn closed in gridlock over adaptation finance, pushing key decisions to COP31 in Turkey — even as ...
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New England spent a decade fighting to build a hydropower line from Quebec — six months in, it's mostly re-routing electricity the region was already getting, and a dro…

New England's NECEC transmission line opened in January with high hopes for clean energy. Six months in, Grist reports the ...
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Adults who grew up with a parent who was warm in public and distant at home often develop a finely tuned radar for inconsistency in others and exhaust themselves in a…

Children who learn that warmth is a performance become hypersensitive to inconsistency in everyone around them, spending ...
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Why the radar gets mistaken for empathy

Children born into emotionally volatile homes develop hypervigilance disguised as empathy, learning to read distress in ...
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Mars just put a technology chief in charge of M&M's and Snickers — and the move says more about where CPG power is shifting than any restructuring announcement this year

Mars has named Kemal Cetin as digital and technology chief for its snacking unit, a hire that puts tech leadership at the center of the M&M's and Snickers business as legacy food giants restructure ...
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Adults who grew up in households where food was scarce often become parents who overfeed, hosts who over-cater, and friends who arrive with more than was asked for, and the ...

Childhood food insecurity leaves invisible marks that persist long after the pantry is full, reshaping how adults show love through abundance and generosity throughout their lives. The instinct looks ...