Companies such as Aquafil are biting at the chance to recycle more than 700,000 tons of discarded marine gear that threaten marine life.

Gundersen Health Systems became the first U.S. hospital to reach renewable energy independence, saved $3 million and improved community health.

Are we wasting time busily shoehorning the uncomfortable realities of Earth system science into increasingly obsolescent economic and business models?

A new study argues that companies fail to take into account the way emissions fluctuate throughout the day.


Las Vegas Review-Journal

Las Vegas gambler Walters' win streak ends with insider-trading conviction
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Professional sports gambler William "Bill" Walters, center, center, departs Federal Court with his lawyer Barry Berke after a hearing in New York City, June 1, 2016. (Lucas Jackson/Reuters). William "Billy" Walters, right, leaves Manhattan
Phil Mickelson's gambler pal convicted: 'I'm in total shock'New Jersey Herald
William T. Walters, Famed Sports Bettor, Is Guilty in Insider Trading CaseNew York Times
Las Vegas sports gambler Walters convicted of insider tradingReuters
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Hackers Use FAFSA Application To Steal Tax Info
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WASHINGTON (CNN) — Hackers accessed the data of up to 100,000 people through a tool that helps students get financial aid. Commissioner John Koskinen testified before the Senate Finance Committee Thursday (April 6) that a breach had been …
Sen. Wyden Asks IRS Commissioner About Trump's Tax ReturnsCNSNews.com
IRS notifying 100000 financial aid applicants they might be tax ID victimsFederalNewsRadio.com
IRS chief says he's committed to finishing his termThe Hill
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The Verge

Department of Labor claims that Google systematically underpays its female employees
The Verge
In January, the US Department of Labor sued Google, claiming that the company was withholding information relevant to an ongoing compliance audit. Now, the agency claims that it has found “systemic compensation disparities against women pretty much …
Google pays women less than men across the board, feds sayCNET
Google accused of 'extreme' gender pay discriminationNew York Daily News
Women At Google Face 'Extreme, Systemic' Wage Gap, According To Labor Dept. SuitForbes
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Flight chaos, cancellations persist at Delta days after storms
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Delta Air Lines was still working Saturday to get its flights back on schedule after a round of Atlanta thunderstorms threw a wrench into its system four days ago. The airline had canceled more than 285 flights as of 12:15 p.m. ET, representing about
Delta meltdown: Pilots are on hold, tooCNN
Delta Cancels 275 Flights as Storm Woes Linger at Atlanta HubBloomberg
Delta's debacle: Airline says it's recovering from storms with hundreds still strandedWXIA-TV
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HHGregg Will Close All 220 of Its Stores After Failing to Find A Buyer
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The management of hhgregg said on Friday afternoon that the company was closing all 220 of its stores and going out of business entirely, having failed to find a buyer for the furniture, electronics and appliance retailer in bankruptcy court. The
Electronics retailer hhgregg is going out of businessChicago Tribune
All Virginia, US HHGregg Stores To ClosePatch.com
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US jobs report: A tale of 2 surveys, at a glance
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The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 4.5 percent in March, the lowest level in nearly a decade, from 4.7 percent, and an encouraging sign for the job market. Yet employers added just a meager 98,000 jobs — barely half the pace of January and February.
8 takeaways from the March jobs report: analysisOregonLive.com
March sees only 98K new jobs, but jobless rate falls to 4.5 percentThe Hill
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