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or possibly even teens, were released.

The DOJ in a statement says it takes victim protection, quote, very seriously, unquote, and that they've taken down pages where they were notified of identifiable information that was released.

Jacqueline Diaz, NPR News.

The best thing to do during a winter storm is to obviously stay off the roads.

But if you have to drive, emergency preparedness experts tell NPR there are several things you can do to stay safe.

They say it's always good to keep a first aid kit, phone charger, flashlight, water, and some food in the car.

Hypothermia can be a major concern in the winter.

So add blankets, scarves, and extra gloves to that emergency kit.

And before you hit the road ahead of a snowstorm, experts say top off on your gas because you never know how long he could be stuck on the road.

That way you can run the engine and, crucially, the heater if you get stuck.

Jacqueline Diaz, NPR News.

Thanksgiving is the biggest day for food waste in the U.S.

That's according to the Natural Resources Defense Fund, an environmental advocacy group.

Roughly 200 million pounds of turkey meat are thrown out every year.

But food waste is a year-round problem.

Ted Janicki is a professor at Penn State who studies this problem.

Those emission figures are from all stages of the food system, from farm to landfill.

Food tossed into landfills piles up, breaks down, and produces methane, a greenhouse gas.

But there are things we can do, including composting food and freezing leftovers.

Jacqueline Diaz, NPR News.