Particles deadly to city residents study finds
The Johns Hopkins study in the New England Journal of Medicine links even tiny amounts of fine particulate pollution to higher death rates in America’s 20 largest cities. Particles under 10 microns originate from cars plants and road work and rise with exposure levels.
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States seek more federal funds for child care shortfall
In a nationwide report the Southern Institute on Children and Families urges Congress to provide sufficient funds to serve all families seeking child care. The group cannot quantify how many children lack access, while a recent HHS tally shows only 12 percent of eligible children received subsidies last year. The report calls for better data to assess true need.
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Report on child care subsidies and state eligibility rules
Health and Human Service officials discuss a national study on child care subsidies. The report urges easier application processes and notes funding gaps as federal and state dollars subsidize care for low income families. In the South 619000 of 5.5 million eligible receive aid.
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