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IP REPORT) - Novembet 1, 2018 Through November 30, 2018 Subject Key No NPR ISSUES/PROGRAMS (IP REPORT) - Novembet 1, 2018 through November 30, 2018 Subject Key No. of Stories per Subject AGING AND RETIREMENT 4 AGRICULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT 137 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT 136 includes Sports BUSINESS, ECONOMICS AND FINANCE 74 CRIME AND LAW ENFORCEMENT 152 EDUCATION 21 includes College IMMIGRATION AND REFUGEES 64 MEDICINE AND HEALTH 51 includes Health Care & Health Insurance MILITARY, WAR AND VETERANS 36 POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT 488 RACE, IDENTITY AND CULTURE 94 RELIGION 10 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 38 Total Story Count 1305 Total duration (hhh:mm:ss) 108:50:44 Program Codes (Pro) Code No. of Stories per Show All Things Considered AT 588 Fresh Air FA 42 Morning Edition ME 474 TED Radio Hour TED 12 Weekend Edition WE 189 Total Story Count 1305 Total duration (hhh:mm:ss) 108:50:44 AT, ME, WE: newsmagazine featuring news headlines, interviews, produced pieces, and analysis FA: interviews with newsmakers, authors, journalists, and people in the arts and entertainment industry TED: excerpts and interviews with TED Talk speakers centered around a common theme Key Pro Date Duration Segment Aging and Retirement ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/28/2018 0:04:02 Pension Plans For Millions Of Americans Are On The Brink Of Collapse Aging and Retirement WEEKEND EDITION SUNDAY 11/18/2018 0:01:12 96 Year Old Woman Reacts To D.C. Snow Aging and Retirement MORNING EDITION 11/13/2018 0:05:32 Firearms And Dementia: How Do You Convince A Loved One To Give Up Their Guns? Aging and Retirement ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/09/2018 0:03:40 The 401(k) Turns 40: How A Small Provision Had Such A Large Impact Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/30/2018 0:02:21 MillerCoors To Continue Brewing Pabst Blue Ribbon Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/30/2018 0:03:20 Alaska Hit With Back To Back Earthquakes Agriculture and Environment MORNING EDITION 11/30/2018 0:03:29 One Farmer Weighs In On The Impact Of Tariffs Agriculture and Environment MORNING EDITION 11/30/2018 0:03:15 Frustration Grows With FEMA As Thousands Are Still Stranded In Shelters Following Camp Fire Agriculture and Environment MORNING EDITION 11/30/2018 0:04:00 Rural Health Expert Weighs In On Latest CDC Report Of U.S. Decrease In Life Expectancy Rate Agriculture and Environment MORNING EDITION 11/29/2018 0:04:54 2 Years After Standing Rock Protests, Tensions Remain But Oil Business Booms Agriculture and Environment MORNING EDITION 11/29/2018 0:03:37 Unlike Most Countries, Australia Has Progressed For 27 Years Without A Recession Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/28/2018 0:03:49 Why There's So Much Beef Being Sent Between The U.S. And Mexico Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/28/2018 0:02:13 Meteorologists Says It's Highly Likely El Nino Will Occur This Winter Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/28/2018 0:05:01 After Struggles, North Dakota Grows Into Its Ongoing Oil Boom Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/28/2018 0:03:54 Fast-Tracking Logging On Federal Lands May Not Lessen Wildfire Risk Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/27/2018 0:03:46 Why There Are Challenges To Doing More Prescribed Burns As Part Of Forest Management Agriculture and Environment MORNING EDITION 11/27/2018 0:03:51 French Protesters Demonstrate Against Rising Fuel Prices Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/26/2018 0:02:49 Super-Fast Shipping Comes With High Environmental Costs Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/26/2018 0:03:41 In The Ashes Of California's Wildfires, Residents Struggle To Find New Homes. Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/26/2018 0:03:58 As UN Talks On Yemen Loom, Voices From The Humanitarian Crisis Agriculture and Environment MORNING EDITION 11/26/2018 0:11:21 News Brief: Border Closure, Genetically Edited Babies, Climate Report Agriculture and Environment MORNING EDITION 11/26/2018 0:04:25 U.S. Faces 'Immediate Threat' From Climate Change, Report Says Agriculture and Environment MORNING EDITION 11/26/2018 0:03:37 Who Is Responsible For Burned Trees After A Wildfire? Agriculture and Environment WEEKEND EDITION SUNDAY 11/25/2018 0:03:46 Trump Push For 'Energy Dominance' Boosts Drilling On Public Land Agriculture and Environment WEEKEND EDITION SUNDAY 11/25/2018 0:04:26 Colombia Tries To Get Farmers Out Of The Cocaine Biz. How's That Going? Agriculture and Environment WEEKEND EDITION SUNDAY 11/25/2018 0:04:00 The European Union Hopes To Ban Single-Use Plastic By 2021 Agriculture and Environment WEEKEND EDITION SUNDAY 11/25/2018 0:03:45 Lawrence Gas Explosions Leaves Many With No Heat To Fare The Harsh Winter Agriculture and Environment WEEKEND EDITION SUNDAY 11/25/2018 0:03:13 Search For The Missing In California Wildfires Continues Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED (WEEKEND) 11/24/2018 0:02:10 In Paris, Protests Over Gasoline Tax Hike Turn Violent Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED (WEEKEND) 11/24/2018 0:05:59 To Prevent Wildfire Devastation, Researcher Looks At Building Design Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED (WEEKEND) 11/24/2018 0:05:08 National Report Confirms Climate Change 'Is Affecting Every Sector,' Scientist Says Agriculture and Environment WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY 11/24/2018 0:05:49 Twin's Difficult Birth Put A Project Designed To Reduce C-Sections To The Test Agriculture and Environment WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY 11/24/2018 0:03:16 Many California Farmworkers Forced To Stay Behind During The Wildfires Agriculture and Environment WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY 11/24/2018 0:02:23 New York's Adirondack Mountain Received Snow Earlier Than Usual Agriculture and Environment WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY 11/24/2018 0:04:28 New Climate Change Report Places Blame On Human Actions For Natural Disasters Agriculture and Environment WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY 11/24/2018 0:04:12 Camp Fire In Northern California Almost Entirely Contained Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/23/2018 0:03:53 Real And Fake Christmas Tree Sellers Fight For American Hearts And Minds Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/23/2018 0:04:38 Understanding The Impacts Of Climate Change Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/23/2018 0:03:22 Climate Change Is Already Hurting US Communities, Federal Report Says Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/23/2018 0:04:04 Crews Continue Searching Through Remains In California's Camp Fire Agriculture and Environment MORNING EDITION 11/23/2018 0:03:18 California Wildfire Evacuees Are Conflicted About Rebuilding Agriculture and Environment MORNING EDITION 11/23/2018 0:02:41 Protesters Across France Oppose Plans To Raise Gas Prices Agriculture and Environment ALL THINGS CONSIDERED 11/22/2018 0:04:43 Atlanta Falcons Cut The Prices For Their Stadium Food, But Is It Working Out? 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