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PNS Daily Newscast - August 5, 2020 


A massive explosion kills dozens and injures thousands in Beirut; and child care is key to getting Americans back to work.

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Election experts testify before the US House that more funding is necessary. And Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri and Washington state had primaries yesterday; Hawaii and Tennessee have them later this week.

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The use of coal by Chinese power plants fell by as much as 3.5% last year and looks likely to continue falling. Observers say the government there wants to clean its nortoriously dirty air. Photo by Tobias Brox/Wikimedia.
Coal Use Falling in China as It Shifts to Renewables
Monday, August 24, 2015
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – China's use of coal fell last year and looks likely to keep falling. The U.S. coal lobby argues any reduction in American ...Read More
PHOTO: A nonprofit organization in Utah is helping build temporary schools in several areas of earthquake-ravage Nepal. Photo courtesy of CHOICE Humanitarian.
Utah Organization Helping Rebuild Schools in Nepal
Monday, June 15, 2015
WEST JORDAN, Utah - Utah-based CHOICE Humanitarian is helping to rebuild schools in Nepal following the massive earthquake and strong aftershock ...Read More
PHOTO: A Kenyan university student inspired by Nobel Prize winner Wangari Maathai has spent the past five months learning about reforestation by planting spruce trees in West Virginia. Photo courtesy of CASRI.
Kenyan Student Learns Reforestation in WV Spruce Trees
Friday, May 15, 2015
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - A Kenyan college student is getting ready to take home lessons he learned over five months working in West Virginia's spruce ...Read More
PHOTO: As Washington becomes more diverse, workshops are being held in schools across the state to acquaint teachers and school personnel with refugee customs and experiences, and help them relate to the new students and families in their area. Photo credit: kobby_dagan/FeaturePics.com.
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Training Expands for Refugee Assistance in WA Schools
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
SEATTLE - As Washington's population becomes more diverse, there's a greater need to understand what refugees go through, to help them adapt ...Read More
PHOTO: Utah state Senator Jim Dabakis says Utah and all of the U.S. have a moral obligation to care for the tens of thousands of undocumented children arriving along the nation's southern border until their immigration status is determined. Photo courtesy of the U.S. Department of Defense.
Utah State Senator Calls on Governor to Help House Migrant Children
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
SALT LAKE CITY - Utah state Senator Jim Dabakis is calling on Gov. Gary Herbert and state faith leaders to support efforts to temporarily house and ...Read More
PHOTO: Clean drinking water could soon be a reality for nearly 50,000 Kenyans thanks to the fundraising efforts of metro Detroiters. Photo courtesy of Hope Water Project.
Marathon Runners Raise $1 Million For African Village
Monday, October 21, 2013
DETROIT - Running a marathon is tough enough, but for many hundreds of metro Detroit area runners, Sunday's Detroit Free Press Marathon was a ...Read More
PHOTO: The average American throws out about 20 pounds of food a month, which ends up costing $300 to $500 a year. Photo credit: John Michaelson
A Food Waste Problem: Your Kitchen & Around the World
Monday, February 11, 2013
ST. PAUL, Minn. - It's a major opportunity to address the growing global demand for food and, in Minnesota and across the United States, to slow the ...Read More
GRAPHIC: Caravan for Peace post card.
“Fed Up!” – Mexican Drug War Survivors Tour Texas
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
AUSTIN, Texas - A coast-to-coast caravan of Mexican drug-war survivors is traveling through Texas this week, trying to raise awareness of how U.S ...Read More
GRAPHIC: Young undocumented immigrants in Texas now have an online clearinghouse for weighing the potential risks and benefits of applying for the new Department of Homeland Security’s “deferred action” program.
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Texas “DREAMers” Facing Scammers and Unknown Risks
Monday, August 20, 2012
AUSTIN, Texas - The federal program allowing certain young, undocumented immigrants to apply for temporary legal status just rolled out last week ...Read More
Arrest at Khimki forest last week, photos provided by the activists.
Fight for a Forest - and Democracy - in Russia
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Activists fighting to save an old-growth forest near Moscow say they're facing a breakdown of Russian democracy, and their ...Read More
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