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The Environmental Protection Agency announced yesterday Plan to target more than twenty rules and policies. The agency reconsidates the rules that limit climate pollution from cars and power stations, regulations that limit soot and mercury in the air, and more. “The most dependent day to cancel the restrictions in the history of the United States.” It is not yet clear whether the Environmental Protection Agency is planning to weaken or completely eliminate these regulations.

• 🎧 The Climate Office correspondent at NPR Jeff Brady tells Even first This is one of the most important regulations It is called in the list “discovery of danger”. In 2009, the Environmental Protection Agency determined that the greenhouse gases that caused humans in the atmosphere exposed public health and luxury. It is the basis for many climate regulations in the country. Brady adds that this announcement of this environmental protection agency is more dramatic than the climate groups expected – and certainly more aggressive than the policy pursued by the Trump president during his first administration. The Environmental Integrity Project said that the Environmental Protection Agency leads “dagger directly to the heart of public health.”

The world is awaiting the response of Russia ROA is offered for 30 days to shoot in the United States and Ukraine earlier this week. According to the proposal, the United States promised to restore military support and intelligence to Ukraine in exchange for Ukraine’s promises to end the air attacks on Russia. Trump officials are expected to be in Moscow this morning, and Trump said he hoped to speak to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the phone soon.

• 🎧 Putin previously said that he would not accept a temporary ceasefire Because he wants peace that addresses the “root of conflict”. Charles Mainz of NPR says the Kremlin talks about the largest national security concerns of Russia regarding NATO near the borders of Russia. Opinion polls show that the majority of the Russians want to end the conflict.

The SpaceX capsule is scheduled to move four astronauts to the International Space Station tomorrow, The road is cleared of two astronauts that were classified as “stranded” to return to Earth. The attempt to launch yesterday was postponed due to a problem with the Earth’s support clamp arm. Boch Wilmor and Sunni Williams climbed to the space station last June and was supposed to spend about a week there. They remained on the International Space Station after Boeing’s experimental capsule they took in orbit. Trump and his close adviser, Elon Musk, claimed that there are political motives behind the decision to leave astronauts there – former astronauts and NASA officials denied.

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New York, New York – January 15th: The founder of Freedom Regingom Dwayne Betts on stage during 38 annual greetings of Brooklyn to Dr. Martin Luther King Junior at Opera Bam Howard Gilman on January 15, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Jason Mendez/Getty Emp for (Bam) Brooklyn Academy of Music)

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The author Regenald Dwayne Pitses says that Doggerl, the name of his new collection of poems, usually means medium poetry. But there is more behind the name. “I wanted to write poems say, this to everyone,” Pets told the host Michelle Martin during an interview with him recently. “So, if you are looking for some laughter, there is something here for you. If you are looking for love, there is something here for you.” During the interview, Bents reads the sadness of his poem from the collection. Listen to him and learn more about his work here.

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It may be time to calm your CV and give him up update. Over the past few years, CV formats have turned. Elements like your home address have become less important due to the high remote work and hybrid. Add the URL to the LinkedIn profile in employing managers as technology plays a greater role in employment. Sinatia Pong Junction Coach with NPR’s Life kit Tips on how to write a competitive and updated CV.

• 📄 Update your CV every six months. In this way, you will always be ready to share it whenever an opportunity appears.
• 📄 If you have gaps in your CV, think about adding unpaid societal work, volunteer service, independent work, education development or skills that you did during that time.
• Do not have to put the year of graduation from the college if this is more than a decade, especially if you are concerned about age discrimination. It should include new graduates.

Here are more tips that must be followed to update your CV. Check the Life Kit advice for Low new jobAnd participate in Newsletter of the Life Group For expert advice on health, money, relationships and more.

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1. It is expected that the Rower Rage in the Middle Ages will bring from the late twelfth or early thirteenth century between 19,000 and 23,000 dollars when a public auction will rise later this month. Retired firefighters Mark Cell found the ring in 2019 while in a field with a metal detector.
2. Congress re -submitted the crown law, an effort from the two parties to prohibit discrimination based on a hairstyle or hair tissue due to sweat.
3. Two high school students have been recognized for their innovative research in the search for scientific talents for this year, the oldest science and mathematics competition in the country.

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