Topic: Steven Davis
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Jobs go unfilled despite high unemployment
At 8.9 percent, unemployment is still high. But in some industries, jobs are available with no skilled workers to fill them.
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New energy: climate change and sustainability shape a new era
A new energy revolution – similar to shifts from wood to coal to oil – is inevitable as climate change and oil scarcity drive a global search for sustainability in power production. But even the promise of renewable energy holds drawbacks.
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Climate-change study: Today's power plants aren't the problem
But tomorrow's could be, unless efforts to combat climate change include much more development of carbon-free sources of energy. The findings appear Thursday in the journal Science.
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On the eighth anniversary of 9/11, New York remembers
The terrorist attack on the World Trade Center towers changed the city profoundly. But for many New Yorkers, life has returned to normal.
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On the eighth anniversary of 9/11, New York remembers
The terrorist attack on the World Trade Center towers changed the city profoundly. But for many New Yorkers, life has returned to normal.
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On the eighth anniversary of 9/11, New York remembers
The terrorist attack on the World Trade Center towers changed the city profoundly. But for many New Yorkers, life has returned to normal.
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Falling US consumer spending making tough times tougher
Personal consumption may fall this year to levels not seen since 1942, some economists say.
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Iraq war cost estimates run into the trillions
New book says war will cost at least $3 trillion before it's over.








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