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Crop Insurance Blocks Adaption to Climate Change, Study Says
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A new analysis from the Environmental Working Group finds that taxpayers fronted nearly $40 billion in crop insurance premiums over a 20-year period. The advocacy group expects that number to increase as climate change worsens.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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Kernza -- The Obscure Grain That Could Revolutionize Farming
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Corn, soy, and wheat make up about 70% of Midwestern farmland. But as the planet heats up, scientists are developing new crops to replace them. Plants that can survive – and thrive – in a changing climate. There's one crop that some scientists and farmers think could be the grain of the future.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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Water Projects: Great Opportunity, but Bottlenecks Possible
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A long list of water projects along with limited supplies and labor poses inflationary pressures.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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Analysis: '22 Gov. Race Has Echoes To '14 Contest
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Now that the primary election is in the rear view mirror, we can answer a question that Nebraska Public Media News asked a few weeks ago: How many votes does it take to win the governor’s seat?על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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Analysis: Breaking Down the Nebraska Gubernatorial Primary With
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Now that the primary election are over and the dust has settled, Nebraska Public Media News speaks with University of Nebraska Political Science Professor John Hobbing about how the gubernatorial contest ended and what it could mean for the future of Nebraska politics.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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Legislative Primaries Narrrow Field
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Primaries for the Nebraska Legislature narrowed the field for the November general election.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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Nebraskans Celebrate National Hospital and Nursing Week
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National hospital week kicked off on May 8. The celebration aligns with National Nursing week, which started May 6. The theme for this year is “We Are Healthcare.” Nebraska’s hospitals are celebrating with different acts of appreciation for healthcare staff.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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Outgoing Board of Education Member Reflects on Time Served
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Maureen Nickels is the only member of the State Board of Education who's not running again for her seat. She spoke with Nebraska Public Media's Jackie Ourada on how things on the Board have changed and offers advice for her successor.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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Drought Conditions Worry Farmers, Ranchers
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Much of the Great Plains are in a drought. Wildfires have swept across the grasslands and farmers are worried about how they’ll make it through the growing season. Even with a few recent downpours, the region needs rain.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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BBQ Restaurant in Valentine, NE, Talks Small Business Week
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There are more than 180,000 small businesses in Nebraska. Courtney and Heath Bristol own and operate one of them - Bulldoggers BBQ in Valentine, Nebraska.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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Gubernatorial Candidates Make Their Final Pitches Before Primary
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The candidates were asked to answer questions about what they’ve learned on the campaign trail and why they should be the next governor. The field of five was supposed to be six. One of the front runners, Jim Pillen, was scheduled to speak virtually, but, because of technical difficulties, Pillen was unable to address the bankers.…
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Lincoln Housing Near Native American Sweat Lodges Will Continue
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Lincoln’s Mayor announced the City will move ahead with plans to build more than 500 homes across the street from the only two native American sweat lodges in town.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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After Nearly 5 Decades, Baseball Card Collection Is Returned to
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A Lincoln, Nebraska man who gave away his baseball card collection as a youth got it back after nearly five decades. Tom Stephens says he never expected to see it again.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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Opioid Settlement Expected to Arrive this June in Nebraska
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The money came from settlements made by opioid manufacturers and distributors with the federal government. It will allocate part of the funds to Nebraska counties and cities. A larger portion - almost half of the money - will be sent to the six mental health regions in Nebraska.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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UNMC Monitoring Rise in New COVID-19 Variants in South Africa
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Doctors at the University of Nebraska Medical Center say the US could see a sharp rise in COVID-19 cases within the next few months. In a weekly update from UNMC's Dr. James Lawler, the global health researcher said he's monitoring a quick rise in omicron cases in South Africa.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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Native Americans in Lincoln Set Up A Prayer Camp in Protest
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Lincoln City Council approved a housing development for about 500 homes near Wilderness Park in Lincoln, across from the only two Native American sweat lodges within the city. Now, a group of Native American community members set up a prayer camp on the approved land in protest.על ידי Nebraska Public Media
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Most farmers are climate skeptics but some fight climate change
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Two Illinois farmers set out to improve soil health in the Midwest. The program they founded also has a myriad of climate benefits.על ידי Nebraska Public Media