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Climate One

Climate One is a one-hour weekly public radio program about energy, economy and the environment from Climate One at the Commonwealth Club of California. Each week listeners will get a candid discussion among climate scientists, policy makers, activists and concerned citizens, hosted by Climate One founder Greg Dalton.

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Roxborough Memorial Hospital emergency entrance.
Business
Health Care
Philadelphia

ER doctors worked without pay for weeks as three Philly area hospitals changed management

At the end of October, Lower Bucks, Roxborough Memorial and Suburban Community hospitals abruptly ended their contract with the staffing ...

8 years ago

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 Employees walk through a lobby at Amazon's Seattle headquarters. (Elaine Thompson/AP Photo)
PlanPhilly
Business
Philadelphia
Technology
PlanPhilly

Wharton prof: No amount of money would’ve swung Amazon

This article originally appeared on ...

8 years ago

Expensive gene therapies could change the way we pay for medicines, such as making incremental payments over time (Katherine Streeter for NPR)
NPR
Health Care
National

A search for new ways to pay for drugs that cost a mint

Researchers expect that three dozen new drugs will come on the market over the next few years with astronomical prices — some likely topping a million dollars per patient.

8 years ago

People carry a cooler while strolling at the boardwalk on their way to a beach spot at the New Jersey shore, Friday, Aug. 17, 2018, in Seaside Heights, N.J. (Julio Cortez / AP Photo)
Environment
New Jersey
Real Estate
StateImpact Pennsylvania

Homeowners down the shore stand to lose millions from sea level rise

Knowledge of sea level rise has not stopped building in vulnerable areas along the New Jersey and Delaware coasts.

8 years ago

 A file shot of Philadelphia's submission to Amazon HQ2's RFP. (Design Advocacy Group)
PlanPhilly
Business
Philadelphia
Technology
PlanPhilly

State, city offered Amazon a $5.7 billion incentive package to build Philly HQ2

Until now, Mayor Jim Kenney and Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf have refused to discuss details of the incentives offered in their HQ2 proposal.

8 years ago

People in shaddow walk past a geometric building (Amazon's Seattle HQ)
PlanPhilly
Business
Philadelphia
Politics
Technology
PlanPhilly

Philly’s Amazon HQ2 loss could be a long-term win for city, experts say

Mayor Jim Kenney responded to the news with a thank you to Amazon.

8 years ago

Listen 1:57
Amazon has wrapped its search for HQ2. (Ina Fassbender/AFP/Getty Images)
NPR
Business
Economy

Amazon’s grand search for 2nd headquarters ends with split: NYC and D.C. suburb

Amazon's HQ2 is getting divided by two.

8 years ago

In a photo taken Friday, Nov. 9, 2018, in Bayonne, N.J., Lenny Sciascia, (right), and his friend Mario DeAngelis look at betting lines for the day's sporting events before placing bets in a parking lot just off the Bayonne Bridge, which divides New York and New Jersey. Sciascia, who lives in Staten Island, N.Y., commutes regularly to places his bets from New Jersey, where online betting is legal. With sports betting being advertised all around them but the opportunity to actually do it restricted to just one nearby state, gamblers from New York and Pennsylvania are crossing bridges and tunnels into New Jersey to make legal sports bets. (Julio Cortez/AP Photo)
Sports

Wagerers crossing the Delaware (and Hudson) for sports bets

It's the only game in, or rather near, town right now for people in New York and Pennsylvania who want to bet.

8 years ago

Noelle St-Clair kicks off ImpactPHL's Investing to End Poverty panel. (Provided)
Business
Income Inequality
Philadelphia
Broke in Philly

5 smart lessons about investing to end poverty in Philadelphia

ImpactPHL's recent panel asked experts to share tips for managing cross-sector partnerships, building ethical development projects in low-income areas and more.

8 years ago

The sweetened beverage industry has spent millions to combat soda taxes and support medical groups that avoid blaming sugary drinks for health problems. (Melissa Lomax Speelman/Getty Images)
NPR
Food & Drink
Politics
Taxes

Big soda and the ballot: Soda industry takes cues from tobacco to combat taxes

8 years ago

(Juliana Feliciano Reyes/Philadelphia Media Network)
Aging
Business
Philadelphia
Broke in Philly

Philly wants to teach retiring business owners how to sell — to their workers

Around the country, stakeholders have raised the alarm about the "silver tsunami": the large number of baby boomer business owners approaching retirement.

8 years ago

Wastewater pipeline infrastructure in Pennsylvania is old and in some cities pollutes rivers.  In Philadelphia about half of the wastewater system has brick piping. John Key Junior inspects a sewer in Philadelphia, Pa. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Housing
Infrastructure
Philadelphia
Broke in Philly

New partnership will protect 475,000 Philly homeowners from sewer snafus

A new partnership will provide 475,000 eligible homeowners an affordable water and sewer line protection plan for about $8 a month.

8 years ago

Technical.ly spent the better part of a week reporting on Albuquerque, New Mexico. (Robert Torres/Technical.ly)
Economic Development
Income Inequality
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Social Justice
Broke In Philly

Soft skills, tech jobs: What Philly can learn from Albuquerque’s anti-poverty push

Technical.ly traveled to Albuquerque, N.M., to find what has worked — and what hasn't — in that city's approach to workforce development.

8 years ago

(Square)
PlanPhilly
Business
Law
Philadelphia
PlanPhilly

Philly Council bill would outlaw cashless businesses

Councilman William Greenlee thinks cashless businesses are classist.

8 years ago

Trader Michael Capolino works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Thursday, Oct. 25, 2018. Strong results from major companies including Microsoft, Visa and Comcast are sending U.S. stocks higher Thursday morning as the market found its footing after three weeks of steep declines. (Richard Drew/AP Photo)
National

After long losing streak, U.S. stocks surge on solid earnings

Strong results from major companies including Microsoft, Visa and Comcast are sending U.S. stocks sharply higher Thursday.

8 years ago

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