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President Joe Biden must immediately grant me access to the weather weapons if he is serious about stopping climate change.
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A Justice Department said a prior court ruling did not legally compel the administration to lease parts of the Gulf of Mexico for oil and gas drilling.
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A report states that Amazon is slowly imposing its no cell phone policy in its facilities again. The company said employees are allowed to have their phones.
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Around 70% of warehouses are in neighborhoods with a greater share of non-white people than that of the median neighborhoods in the metro area.
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