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Jan 11, 2022

If it feels like we’ve been here before …

… it’s because we have. We’ll also hear how a border vaccine mandate could impact a shortage of truck drivers and what homeownership has meant for one Virginia man.

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GRANTS PASS, OR - SEPTEMBER 09: (EDITOR'S NOTE: EDITORIAL USE ONLY.) A nurse at Three Rivers Asante Medical Center waits for her next COVID-19 case to be brought from the emergency room shortly after a deceased patient was removed the from the same Intensive Care Unit room on September 9, 2021 in Grants Pass, Oregon. Like many hospitals in the state, Three Rivers Asante is facing their largest COVID-19 surge since the beginning of the pandemic, forcing them to operate well above capacity.
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Hospitals try to manage omicron surge along with staff shortages
by Samantha Fields
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Many U.S. hospitals report being critically short-staffed. Some are reducing beds and services or bringing back infected workers.
Big banks set to give investors good earnings news
by Andy Uhler
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Bank investors expect continued strength in 2022 because yields on loans could rise along with Federal Reserve rate hikes.
“The pandemic has been a period of financial success for me”
by Maria Hollenhorst
(Courtesy Hendee)
Alex Hendee is among those who benefited from the housing market disruption caused by the pandemic.
What might Canada’s vaccine border mandate mean for the economy?
by Savannah Peters
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Some in the trucking industry say the mandate may exacerbate its current worker shortage.
Doing the numbers on affordable, carbon-neutral housing
by Matt Hoisch
Matt Hoisch
A Colorado community is building affordable housing that uses solar power to offset its carbon emissions, thanks to its location.
Could nuclear fusion solve the climate crisis?
Photo courtesy Tokamak Energy
A small British company says it is on track to decarbonize the economy with an abundant, safe and cheap source of energy — eventually.