AP Stanford poll finds most Americans view climate change as serious
A AP Stanford University poll of 1,005 adults shows about 75 percent see climate change as a serious problem for future generations and a similar share believe the Earth is warming. Despite concern, support for cap and trade is guarded if it raises electric bills. Margin of error 3.1 points.
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Hawaii's economy dimmed by education election health cuts
Hawaii faces budget gaps as education, health, and election funding shrink. Schools close on Fridays, health inspections drop, and a pending special election may be unaffordable. Homelessness rises and tax revenue plunges, threatening core services across the state. Hawaii eyes a 14 percent departmental cut.
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