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How The USA Get Use To New Obamacare Law. Americans Fight With Oil Spill on Mississippi River

Author: defadmin 5-02-2013, 13:56

As the Insurance Journal reported:
As all we know not so long ago new changes in the healthcare system were introduced. President suppose that these reforms will help to improve the healthcare field and it’ll ease people’s lives . There are 50 states but only 11 of them are involved into the reforming. So why does this Law move so slow? The answer for this really hard question can be found in providing the new legislative year.

Because insurance regulation falls to the states, states need to take action to make sure they can enforce the law and ensure their residents can fully benefit from it,
said president of the Commonwealth Fund Sara Collins. New Law includes seven reforms. Only after providing all of them in each state the Law can be fully adopted. For this moment only 11 states try to pass the new regulations. For example, Connecticut have already passed all 7 reforms, California has done 6 of 7 reforms and some other 9 states such as Arkansas, Maine, Maryland, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont and Washington have passed only one of the regulations.
The law would expand health coverage to more than 30 million people beginning on Jan. 1, 2014, partly by creating new state-based online health insurance markets, or exchanges. ,
as Commonwealth Fund president noted.


As the Insurance Journal reported: The terrible accident happened on Mississippi River. Two barges stroke a railway bridge. For more then four days a 16-mile stretch of the river was closed.

We will space things out to minimize possible waking and will continue to monitor and control vessel traffic in the area,
as Chief Petty Officer Paul Roszkowski said. Companies found that are responsible for oil spills try to face civil penalties. They want to minimize the harm that was brought to the environment. They say that one of the tankers was carrying at about 80,000 gallons of oil. We can guess of the volume of the catastrophe.

by Vladimir Dmitriev