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☆ Washington D.C. is the No. 1 place in the U.S. for taking climate change seriously
  + stars: | 2023-09-22 | by ( Celia Fernandez | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +3 min
Power report shared exclusively with CNBC Make It ranked 48 states and the District of Columbia on how serious the issue of climate change is on a scale of zero to four, with zero being "there is no climate change" and four being, "climate change is very serious." Washington D.C. ranked as the place in the U.S. that takes climate change most seriously. 1 place in the U.S. for taking climate change seriouslyUtility customers in Washington D.C. have the greatest sense of urgency about climate change, with an average score of 3.11— the only region evaluated in the study to score higher than 3. According to the Department of Energy and Environment, Washington D.C. is approaching climate change from two sides: adaptation and mitigation. 3 place in the U.S. that takes climate change the most seriously, according to J.D.
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☆ Get paid up to $10,000 to move? That's great for remote workers, but economists say it's not a good investment for the cities footing the bill
  + stars: | 2023-02-19 | by ( Robert Davis | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +13 min
The more than 2,000 people who received Tulsa Remote grants have a median income of more than $85,000. For starters, he found the income generated by recipients of the Tulsa Remote program was just a sliver of the $80 billion the 468,000-plus workers in the Tulsa metro area generated in 2021. A Brookings Institution analysis of the Tulsa Remote program published in September found that the program was generally effective at bringing high-skilled labor to the area. He compared the impact of the incentive program to the opening of a Honda manufacturing plant in Greensburg in 2007. A previous audit from Hoffer's office in 2019 identified two major flaws in the Think Vermont program.
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