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Update copy from CEQ (#1296)

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* Update copy

- updates from CEQ
- meth page
- side panel pages
- low median income
- update snapshots

* QA udpates
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@ -307,7 +307,7 @@ exports[`rendering of the DatasetContainer checks if various text fields are vis
id="energy-burden"
>
<h3>
Energy cost burden
Energy burden
</h3>
<div>
Average annual energy cost per household ($) divided by household average income.
@ -988,7 +988,7 @@ exports[`rendering of the DatasetContainer checks if various text fields are vis
id="life-exp"
>
<h3>
Life expectancy
Low life expectancy
</h3>
<div>
@ -999,12 +999,12 @@ exports[`rendering of the DatasetContainer checks if various text fields are vis
Note:
</strong>
Unlike most of the other datasets, high values of this data indicate low burdens.
For percentile calculations of burden, the percentile is calculated in reverse order, so that the tract with
the highest median income relative to area median income (lowest burden on this measure) is at the
0th percentile, and the tract with the lowest median income relative to area median income
(highest burden on this measure) is at the 100th percentile. Tracts with the highest number
have the lowest life expectancy.
Unlike most of the other datasets, high values of this data indicate low burdens. For
percentile calculations of burden, the percentile is calculated in reverse order, so that the
tract with the highest life expectancy relative to area life expectancy (lowest burden on this
measure) is at the 0th percentile, and the tract with the lowest life expectancy relative to
area life expectancy (highest burden on this measure) is at the 100th percentile. Tracts with
the highest number have the lowest life expectancy.
</p>
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id="low-med-inc"
>
<h3>
Median Income
Low median income
</h3>
<div>
Median income of the census tract calculated as a percent of the area’s median income.
<p>
<strong>
Note:
</strong>
Unlike most of the other datasets, high values of this data indicate low burdens. For
percentile calculations of burden, the percentile is calculated in reverse order, so that the
tract with the highest median income relative to area median income (lowest burden on this
measure) is at the 0th percentile, and the tract with the lowest median income relative to
area median income (highest burden on this measure) is at the 100th percentile. Tracts with
the highest number have the lowest median income.
</p>
</div>
<ul>
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id="high-school"
>
<h3>
High school degree achievement rate
High school degree attainment rate
</h3>
<div>