The Environmental Movement gets confusing to follow sometimes. Here is an example
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Food Alert: Over Half of Indiana Has Crop Damage
Via Indiana Economic Digest –
Gov. Mike Pence and Sen. Joe Donnelly are seeking a disaster declaration to help farmers whose crops have been damaged from the summer’s high rain levels.
In 50 counties, reported crop damage and losses have met or exceeded 30 percent of a crop, and three counties have experienced a significant number of damages and losses to multiple crops, according to a news release. Under a disaster designation, low-interest emergency loans will be made available to all producers suffering losses in that county, as well as in counties contiguous to a disaster-designated county.
The National Weather Service reports rains set a statewide June rainfall record with a state average of 8.99 inches. The previous record was 8.13 inches set in June 1958.
Electricity U.S. Will Lose Under Obama’s Clean Power Plan
What NFL Players Get Paid During Training Camp
NFL training camps are in full swing. But that doesn’t necessarily mean players are making hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Student Loan Debt Jumps For Millennials
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In a lengthy write up by the NY Times reporting why Millennials
U.S. Postal Prices in the 1860’s
Visited a historical settlement site today and found this economic posting for the post office.
U.S. Heroin Users Drive Afghanistan’s Downfall
Running this blog and my career choice, I’ve gained numerous law enforcement sources who I value in obtaining up to the minute information with what is happening on the ground. Continue reading →
Pie Chart: How Taxpayers Fund U.S. Government
An article posted in November 2014 at TaxFoundation.org, gives a detailed analysis
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United States Top Imported Beer for 2015
Statista, which is a paid site for economic data, showed a graph of top leading imported beers. You can get the full list here. But I’m just posting the “Top Five”. All numbers are in “Millions of U.S. Dollars”.
Stats Show Violent Criminals Going Unpunished
Two articles caught my eye recently and provided some interesting content pertaining to law enforcement dealing with violent crime
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