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Energy- and water-efficient appliances are among the few products that are well regulated by the federal government.
TRYING TO SHOP SUSTAINABLY? HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO CONSIDER.SARAH KAPLANNOVEMBER 20, 2020WASHINGTON POSTSeclusion does not include times when a student chooses to take a break from class to calm down or go to a sensory room, a space with equipment and tools to help students regulate their emotions.
NATIONAL BAN ON SCHOOL USE OF SECLUSION AND RESTRAINT OF STUDENTS INTRODUCED IN CONGRESSBY JODI S. COHEN, PROPUBLICA AND JENNIFER SMITH RICHARDS, CHICAGO TRIBUNENOVEMBER 19, 2020PROPUBLICAWith the guidance and support from mentors and the power of Mother Nature, the children learn how to cope with stress, regulate their behavior, and make positive life choices.
WAVES FOR CHANGE HELPS KIDS COPE WITH TRAUMAOUTSIDE EDITORSNOVEMBER 19, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINEHe ruled that Northam has the authority to regulate crowd sizes during the pandemic and that the restrictions would not prevent the gun show from going forward if its organizers abide by them.
VIRGINIA GUN SHOW CANCELED AFTER JUDGE ORDERS ORGANIZERS TO ADHERE TO STATE CORONAVIRUS CROWD LIMITSANTONIO OLIVONOVEMBER 19, 2020WASHINGTON POSTShe did note, though, that more regulatory clarity for non-bank financial companies is a goal of Coinbase’s, as it is currently regulated, much like SoFi was, by a patchwork of agencies.
THE CASHLESS ECONOMY: HOW FINTECH IS APPROACHING THE FUTURE OF FINANCEMCKENNA MOORENOVEMBER 19, 2020FORTUNEShe is still on the site, even while advocating that the company be broken up and regulated.
WHY IT’S EASY TO HATE FACEBOOK BUT HARD TO LEAVEHEATHER KELLYNOVEMBER 19, 2020WASHINGTON POSTGiven the delicate nature of the vaccine and its composition, it would likely need to be stored in a temperature-regulated facility to maintain stability and prolong its lifespan.
HOW BAD ACTORS COULD SABOTAGE A COVID VACCINE—AND HOW THAT CAN BE PREVENTEDJAKEMETHNOVEMBER 18, 2020FORTUNEA fussy pie is best made in the well-regulated heat of an oven.
YOUR GUIDE TO THROWING AN OUTDOOR THANKSGIVINGAC SHILTONNOVEMBER 17, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINEThe skin itself is a living entity that can regulate its own mechanical senses through hydration.
THIS IS HOW WE’LL ENGINEER ARTIFICIAL TOUCHSHELLY FANNOVEMBER 17, 2020SINGULARITY HUB Former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb wrote that “when importation of foreign drugs is done under a regulated scheme, it really wouldn’t save money.”
DRUG IMPORTS ENDANGER PATIENTS LIKE MEBRANDON MACSATANOVEMBER 13, 2020WASHINGTON BLADEWORDS RELATED TO REGULATORY
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