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☆ Arizona heat almost killed Lois Nigrin. Her coma, burns, and medical bills show the dangers of heat that many Americans face today.
  + stars: | 2023-09-21 | by ( Morgan Mcfall-Johnsen | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +12 min
AdvertisementAdvertisement"I don't think I had a true understanding of what heatstroke was," Lois Nigrin told Insider. Lois Nigrin was feeling tired and didn't want to climb the rocks, so they turned around. Lois Nigrin has no memory of that interaction, even when she looks at the photo. At one point, Lois Nigrin said, they asked her to draw a clock showing the time 3 o'clock. "Probably the best thing that I ever felt was that airplane landing and being back home," Joe Nigrin said.
Persons: Lois Nigrin, Joe, heatstroke, She's, Lois, Yoon, Joe Nigrin, Kevin Foster, Lois Nigrin's, Lois Lois Nigrin didn't, she'd, It's, couldn't, Lois Lois Nigrin's, she's Organizations: Arizona Burn, Arizona Burn Center, NASA, Center for American Progress Locations: Arizona, Nebraska, Phoenix, New Mexico
☆ The true cost of extreme weather
  + stars: | 2023-09-21 | by ( Annie Fu | Morgan Mcfall-Johnsen | Catherine Boudreau | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +7 min
Decade to decade, costly extreme weather events are increasing in both frequency and intensity as greenhouse gases build up in our atmosphere. The true cost of extreme heatLois Nigrin grew up on a farm and loved getting outdoors. Her ordeal points to the rising cost of extreme heat, the leading weather-related killer in the US. The true cost of floodingBarb Grant has built her life's work around helping others. The true cost of inactionThere is more to this story than a set of ruinous tragedies.
Persons: Lois Nigrin, —, Yoon, Nigrin, Read, Dale Murden, who's, He's, he's, Murden, Jason Garza, Barb Grant, Grant, Miriam Alarcón Avila, She's Organizations: Center for American, Atlantic Council, The Texas Tribune, Administration, Texas, Citrus Committee, M, Pew Charitable Locations: heatstroke, Texas, Arizona, Nebraska, Harlingen , Texas, Mexico, Southeast Texas, Iowa
☆ NextEra workers roll the dice with big bet on company stock
  + stars: | 2023-09-21 | by ( Tim Mclaughlin | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +8 min
America’s largest renewable power company is among several U.S. energy and utility companies, including Exxon and Southern Company, that continue to promote big, concentrated bets on company stock in worker retirement plans. Nearly 50% of the investments in NextEra’s employee-funded 401(k) retirement plan are in company stock, the highest among all 30 companies in the S&P 500 Utilities Sector (.SPLRCU). NextEra declined to comment on its use of company stock in employee 401(k) plans. "If we saw a concentration of more than 20% in a single company stock, we would definitely tell them it's a big risk." `Keith Rasmussen, a retired geologist, said he still feels the financial repercussions of holding big bets on company stock in his retirement plans.
Persons: Robert Knoche, Yoon, NextEra, ”, Alicia Munnell, Kristin McKenna, McKenna, Ryan Frazier, Keith Rasmussen, jolt, Rasmussen, “, ” Rasmussen, Richard Valdmanis, Anna Driver Organizations: REUTERS, Exxon, Southern Company, Corporate America, Enron, Utilities, Vanguard Group, Center for Retirement Research, Boston College, Employees, Silicon Valley Bank, Darrow Wealth Management, SEC, Corporations, U.S . Securities, Exchange Commission, Southern Co, Dominion Energy Inc, Dominion, Chesapeake Energy Corp, Thomson Locations: Douglas County , Kansas, U.S, Silicon, Boston, Atlanta , Georgia
☆ How a Military Base’s New Name Honors a Military Spouse and Mother
  + stars: | 2023-05-14 | by ( Arin Yoon | Photographs | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: 1 min
Dana Abella and her husband, John, have moved 11 times and gone through four deployments. Maj. Bernard Wheeler delayed a deployment several days to see his daughter’s birth in 2018. When he returned, it took her months to get used to his presence. Her younger sister, Juliana, has been through four deployments and four moves. For the first time last week, a military base was named in honor of a spouse, recognizing the full experience of military families.
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