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Why Organizations Must Capture Knowledge Before Its Gone
Dan Pontefract, Contributor, Dan Pontefract, Contributor https://www.forbes.com/sites/danpontefract/
The brain leaves the city with a suitcase and bag. (Used clipping mask) getty Organizations have an invisible problem that is quietly eroding beneath the surface like a sinkhole. When experienced e ...[Continue Reading]
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Trumps Air-Quality Rollbacks Will Cause More in the US to Face Disease, Death
Dana Drugmand
This story was originally published by The New Lede. American families will face increasing rates of environmental-related illnesses and premature deaths, including lung and cardiovascular diseases, ...[Continue Reading]
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As Trump abandons climate action, we must accept net zero won't happen
Alan Kohler
While markets and media were chasing Donald Trumps tariff fiasco last week, something far more important happened in East Palestine, Ohio. The new head of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EP ...[Continue Reading]
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30 People From Small Towns Share The Shocking Incidents Residents Refuse To Talk About
Alex Buscemi
Small towns might seem quiet on the surface, but anyone whos lived in one knows they have their fair share of dark secrets, bizarre incidents, and unspoken rules. People on Reddit have shared some ...[Continue Reading]
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IVF alternatives, how much they cost, and if they're right for you
Kellie Scott
When you think of infertility, it's likely IVF (in vitro fertilisation) also comes to mind. "IVF has become the go-to fertility treatment and I think everyone knows what IVF is now," says Karin Hamm ...[Continue Reading]
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Mayada escaped sexual slavery at 14, but there are still hundreds of others held captive today
Audrey Courty and Emma Machan
Forced into sexual slavery at age 11, Mayada was sold seven times before she escaped ISIS and rebuilt her life in Australia. There are still 2,600 other women and girls missing in captivity today and ...[Continue Reading]
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