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California Predicts Oceans Could Rise Higher Than Earlier Estimates

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New climate change findings mean the Pacific Ocean off California may rise higher, and storms and high tides hit harder, than previously thought, officials said. The state’s Ocean Protection Council on Wednesday revised upward its predictions for how much water … Source: Claims Journal

Strictest Opioid Prescribing Law in Nation May be Softened

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Lawmakers concerned about the plight of residents with chronic pain are considering softening a tough law that puts limits on how much opioid painkillers a doctor can prescribe. Maine has the nation’s strictest limit for opioid prescriptions, part of a … Source: Claims Journal

Air Taxis Will Be Akin to Taking the Bus

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The idea is certainly audacious: Thwart traffic in congested cities by flying over it. Quick, quiet, clean, cheap. This concept—which requires a new type of battery-powered vertical takeoff and landing vehicle (VTOL)—is Silicon Valley to its core in terms of … Source: Claims Journal

Biohazard Cleanups Not Pretty—and Neither Are the Costs to Insurers

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If Peter Duncanson is on the scene, it’s probably not pretty. It could be a CSI-like crime scene with spattered blood and skin fragments on the sofa and wall. Or a trauma scene where an injured employee or animal traipsed … Source: Claims Journal

Oil and Gas Wells Shut Down After Colorado Home Blast

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More than 3,000 petroleum wells are being shut down in Colorado as a precaution after a house explosion killed two people, an oil and gas company said Wednesday. Anadarko Energy said it operated a well about 200 feet (60 meters) … Source: Claims Journal

Joplin Waffle House Aids in Gauging Storm Severity

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Waffle House has carved out its niche among Southern road-trippers and the late-night bar crowd with a promise of 24-hour constancy. Its laminated menus and round-the-clock breakfast service are the same as ever. The yellow roadside sign has not changed … Source: Claims Journal

Firewall Pioneer Turns Focus to Car Cybersecurity

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The Israeli cybersecurity company that pioneered corporate firewalls is making deeper inroads with the auto industry. Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., the world’s second-biggest provider of network security, is positioning itself to increase sales in the global car market as … Source: Claims Journal

Adding Safety Technology to an Older Car

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Old cars can learn new tricks. For a few hundred dollars, drivers can add new safety technology – like forward collision warning systems or backup cameras – to older cars. Cars are lasting longer than ever thanks to improving quality. … Source: Claims Journal

WCRI: Provider Choice Increases Back Injury-Related Workers’ Comp Costs

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A new study released by Mass.-based Workers Compensation Research Institute outlines the effect of provider choice policies on workers’ compensation costs. The study reviews the relationship between workers’ compensation costs and provider choice laws. Data on workers’ comp injuries that … Source: Claims Journal

Former ‘Bachelor’ Star Chris Soules Charged in Deadly Iowa Crash

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Chris Soules, an Iowa farmer who starred on “The Bachelor” two years ago, was arrested Tuesday after authorities say he caused a traffic accident that killed a fellow farmer and fled the scene. Soules, who was portrayed as a wholesome … Source: Claims Journal