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Posted: Jan 6, 2021 / 03:00 PM CST / Updated: Jan 6, 2021 / 01:04 PM CST

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Vaccine demand slowing as milestones reached

by Alexandra Limon / Apr 22, 2021

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) -- The Biden administration announced a big milestone was reached -200 million COVID-19 vaccines have been administered.

However, there is concern that demand for the vaccine is slowing.

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Health officials urge unvaccinated North Dakotans to get COVID-19 vaccine

by Nathalie Gomez / Apr 22, 2021

With more than a half-million COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in North Dakota.

Health officials in the southwest central region of the state say North Dakota has not yet reached the heard immunity goal of 70% of the population vaccinated.

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Earth Day was almost called something else entirely

by Nexstar Media Wire / Apr 22, 2021

(NEXSTAR) – The founders of Earth Day had a clear vision in mind when planning the first national observance — but what they didn’t have was a catchy name.

The origins of the annual event can be traced back to the late 1960s following a decade of increasing concern for environmental issues that threatened the health and safety of future generations. EarthDay.Org, the nonprofit organization that coordinates Earth Day’s global events, credits Rachel Carson and her 1962 best-selling book “Silent Spring” with drawing widespread attention to some of those issues, particularly the negative impact of pollution and the pesticide industry then.

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