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Scams are a global problem.

They're perpetrated by global criminal organizations and they affect people all over the world.

She says this isn't a problem a single country or even a single platform is going to be able to fix on its own.

I'm Megan McCarty Carino for Marketplace.

This final note on the way out today.

Here in Colorado, thousands of workers walked off the job at one of the country's largest meatpacking plants owned by JBS USA.

About 3,800 workers are on strike after their contract expired yesterday.

Workers are fighting for higher pay and better health care.

to compensate for what they say is difficult and dangerous work.

Union representatives say it's the first strike in the industry in four decades, and it comes as consumers continue to face higher beef prices that are about 15% up from a year ago.

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Kelly Silvera is the news director, and I'm Amy Scott.

Hope to see you back here tomorrow.

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Hey everyone, I'm Amy Scott, host of How We Survive.

And while we're hard at work on the next season coming this spring, some news broke earlier this month that we just had to talk about.

So we're back with another episode of Burning Questions, our series where we answer what you want to know about the climate crisis.

On February 12th, the Trump administration repealed the endangerment finding.

That's the EPA's official determination, issued in 2009, that greenhouse gas emissions endanger public health and welfare.

And it's the legal foundation for the government's authority to regulate those emissions.