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Even College Students Are Getting Lonely By Not Hanging Out

A UCLA study shows college seniors spend less time socializing and more students report loneliness. Universities are trying new strategies to boost in-person interactions and improve campus culture.

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Why We Need to Rethink Disability – Guy Kawasaki Podcast

…what can happen when people stop asking whether something is possible and start asking how they can make it accessible.

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There’s a Free Way to Gauge Childhood Development. Why Isn’t It Used More?

Nationally, only 36 percent of parents report having completed a developmental screener recently. “I have told people: ‘Get checked out. It’s free, and they figure out things you might not realize,’” Ms. Gregory said.

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Climate Change Quadruples Snow Drought Risk in Western U.S. – Montana State University Researchers

Researchers from Montana State University found that severe snow droughts are now over four times more likely due to human-caused warming. This shift threatens regional water supplies and calls for urgent adaptation and emission reduction efforts.

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Data center industry PR efforts are intensifying even as public opposition surges.

The Data Center Coalition has increased advertising and economic reports to defend expansion amid rising resistance in states like North Carolina and Texas. Despite transparency efforts and audits, skepticism remains about addressing energy and community concerns.

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Can Baby Boomers Really Trust Their Trustees With $124 Trillion In Wealth Transfers

Trust & Will’s 2026 report reveals many lack proper estate documents, risking costly disputes. Experts advise clear communication and careful trustee selection to prevent family conflicts and legal battles.

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How to stay calm when you’re stressed

“When stress rises, most people do not suddenly become someone different. They often become more intensely who they are or were rather than who they are working on becoming. Old habits, protective behaviors, and familiar patterns tend to reappear, sometimes before we even realize it is happening.”

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County Climate Plan Saves Six Dollars Per Dollar Invested

The County Climate Justice Plan focuses on prevention and community input, promising significant cost savings. This shift toward localized, grassroots climate resilience offers a model that could inspire similar efforts in Montana’s rural communities.

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