Recession declared over by economists but jobless rate climbs
The National Bureau of Economic Research says the recession ended last November, though June unemployment rose to 6.4 percent. The report analyzes employment income production and sales and notes the past downturns have grown shorter while recoveries lengthened. The piece cites 103 percent tuition hikes at Illinois public universities and Gov. Blagojevich backed a four year tuition freeze.
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Heat rising in high meadows signals warming at Colorado peaks
Crested Butte draws visitors as wildflowers bloom amid dramatic shifts in alpine life. Scientists at Gothic and the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory report earlier snowmelt, earlier plant flowering, and marmot and robin activity advancing, linking changes to greenhouse warming amid ongoing scientific debate.
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