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Living on Earth is an environmental news and information program. Each week host Steve Curwood guides the listener through a mix of news, features, interviews and commentary on a broad range of ecological issues.

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Worker falls 30 feet at N.J. mall carnival

Officials say a man supported by scaffolding fell nearly 30 feet while working on a carnival ride at a southern New Jersey mall. N ...

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Community appeals for funding, support at neighborhood budget hearing

City Council hosted one of its annual neighborhood budget hearing at the West Oak Lane Charter School on Wednesday night.  Th ...

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Wilmington’s aging housing problem [video]

In its 27 years of building in the city of Wilmington, Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County has come across a growing problem plagui ...

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Pennsylvania’s cities have been putting out distress signals for years, but sometimes it seems no one is listening. Keystone C ...

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Uber’s low-cost ride-sharing service, UberX, is ...

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Volunteer: Help Schuylkill Banks clean up flood damage

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 Runners make their way south on North Broad Street near Duncannon Avenue during the 2014 Broad Street Run in Philadelphia on Sunday, May 4, 2014. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

35th annual Broad Street Run draws nearly 40k competitors [photos]

Runners from around the world converged on North Broad Street Sunday for the 35th annual IBX Broad Street Run. The 10-miler kicked ...

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 In this April 30, 2014 file photo, Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin, front, issues a statement to the media on the Execution of Clayton Lockett as Oklahoma Secretary of Safety and Security Michael C. Thompson, back, listens from the Oklahoma State Capitol in Oklahoma City. The botched execution of Lockett, and the gruesome details of him writhing and moaning before dying of a heart attack, has outraged death penalty opponents, raised the potential of more court challenges and received international attention. (Alonzo Adams/AP Photo, file)
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The problem with executions is not just the quality of the execution

Last week, the people of Oklahoma tried to kill someone. As you may have heard, they made quite a hash of it. The execution ...

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Passing showers, t-storms possible as cold front sweeps through this afternoon

After a pleasant morning, clouds are building ahead of a cold front shortly before noon today. Isolated showers and thunderstorms ...

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Does McCord’s racially charged ad go too far?

Pennsylvania state Treasurer Rob McCord made a bold move, ferociously attacking campaign front-runne, Tom Wolf. In his attempt to take Wo ...

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 Roosevelt Principal Byron Ryan at an assembly on Thursday introducing the Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports initiative to the school. (Brad Larrison/for NewsWorks)

Top 4 stories to watch for in Northwest Philadelphia

Here’s a look at what’s to come:  1. Germantown’s Roosevelt Elementary has spend the year transitioning fro ...

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Does immigration contribute to stagnant wages, unemployment and underemployment? The latest jobs report.

As always, when the Bureau of Labor Statistics jobs report for April was rel ...

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Art project uses potholes for inspiration

The most irksome pothole in your neighborhood could be more than a tire-busting nuisance. ...

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