Medicaid enrollment declines, states plan enhancements

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A report by the Kaiser Family Foundation shows a decline in Medicaid enrollment. The report also shows that 42 states are planning to expand coverage for the uninsured. It is believed that the decline is caused by a better economy, lower unemployment rates, and new documentation requirements that cause delays is processing applications.

Sales & consumption, Scientific Research and Development Services, Medicaid, Administration of Public Health Programs, Development, Economic Programs-Total Govt, Administration of Economic Programs, Influence, Economic development, Health policy, User statistics

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From food to fuel

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The trends of the conversion of food wastes into biodiesel fuel by companies located in urban areas of the United States are described.

Production management, Manufacturing processes, Usage, Economic aspects, Environmental aspects, Production processes, Energy industries, Energy industry, Environmental policy, Biodiesel fuels, Food wastes

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Let's meet the challenges of transportation

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Senator Mark S. Norris' views on improving the transportation sector in the United States are discussed.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Transportation policy, Legislators, Senators, Norris, Mark S.

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