President Joe Biden is set to deliver his first address before a joint session of Congress Wednesday night. We’ll hear what to watch for from an NPR political correspondent. And, we’ll talk about Gov. Evers’ plan to plant tens of millions of trees in less than a decade.
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This Week In Washington: April 28, 2021
President Joe Biden is set to give his first address before Congress since being elected Wednesday evening. We’ll preview the speech, and look at how his campaign trail-promises have shaken out as we approach 100 days into his presidency.
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Gov. Evers Says He'll Plant 75 Million Trees By 2030. A Conservation Expert Reacts.
Governor Evers says he’ll plant 75 million trees in the state by 2030. An expert explains the benefits and drawbacks of tree-planting as a solution to deforestation and other environmental problems.
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