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Tariffs can increase revenue and protect domestic industry, but achieving the latter goal takes time and will require domestic manufacturers to find different sources of materials in the short term.
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Christopher Waller said the tariffs could also drag down the economy as higher prices reduce spending, rippling into business investment.
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The organization’s board of directors voted Thursday to approve the disbursement of $1,090,000 in operational expansion grants after a pause.
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Industrious Labs, a Washington D.C.-based climate advocacy nonprofit, found that SunCoke Energy’s Metro East facility, located adjacent to Granite City Works, could be responsible for $87 million to $161 million in total health costs every year.
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He was the organization's first CEO after five local economic development organizations merged into a single entity.
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A wood building material can be used in high-rise structures, giving it the potential to replace materials that are bad for the climate, while also locking carbon into buildings for decades.
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The nonprofit is hosting a pitch competition with a top prize of $6,000 and a holiday market with dozens of local vendors.
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The Missouri Department of Conservation is encouraging deer hunters to donate meat through its Share the Harvest program.
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There were more applicants local to St. Louis in the finalist round this year than in the past. And the majority of the awardees came from the region.
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Regenerative agriculture can make farmland resilient to climate impacts but requires a large initial investment.
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A novel type of insurance pool, parametric insurance, is designed to rapidly fund emergency response after natural disasters such as flooding.
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The soccer supporters group has been using the name for 15 years, but a Maryland Heights company is attempting to trademark “Louligans” for use in a beverage.