June 2011
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As schools opt for healthier lunch options, governments are pitted against the powerful dairy industry.
The new executive director of the National Governors Association, Dan Crippen, has big shoes to fill. Luckily, he has years of experience working with governors.
At the recommendation of doctors and in spite of the tanning industry, California may be the first state to set a precedent on tanning beds.
The electric grid could become overloaded with increased use of electric cars. Public utilities in Austin and Los Angeles have already begun tackling the issue.
With the expansion of the Panama Canal, states and cities are debating whether to spend money deepening channels and expanding facilities to handle new ships.
