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    Reports on the State of Climate Disasters and Their Impact on Communities

    Eco-Watch Jan 10, 2022

    Last year was filled with extreme weather fueled by climate change. California was overrun by mudslides, and there were dangerous heat waves, droughts, and hurricanes. More than four in ten Americans…

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    The Need to Address Climate Change and Forest Management

    The Conversation

    What is driving the wildfires that are ravaging California, Oregon and Washington? President Trump and state officials have offered sharply different views. Trump asserts that Western states haven’t done enough…

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    Hurricanes Disproportionately Impact Communities of Color

    Harvard Political Review

    During this hurricane season, the increase in named storms has been attributed in part to warmer temperatures below the surface of the Atlantic, but scientists have observed a growing number of storms per season…

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    The Lack of Federal Minimum Wage Discourse Has Allowed It To Stagnate

    Washington Center for Equitable Growth Jan 10, 2022

    In 1912, textile workers in Lawrence, Massachusetts—mostly immigrant women from countries including Cuba, Ireland, Italy, Syria, and elsewhere—went on strike in response to wage cuts. This strike is sometimes referred to…

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    The Migration of Natural Disasters Toward Cities

    EcoWatch Jan 10, 2022

    In September of last year, heavy rainfall from Hurricane Ida reached the Northeastern U.S., killing at least eight people and flooding enough New York City subway stations that the whole system had…

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    How to Plan for School Rebuild After Natural Disasters

    Education Dive

    Goodman Elementary School in Missouri’s Neosho School District was rebuilt from the ground up after a tornado destroyed the school in 2017. In August, it reopened as a $12 million…

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    Tackling Unemployment Among Black Men

    Brookings

    Black men face a range of challenges in the labor market which hinder their employment opportunities. What can be done? Effective policies, operating at the federal, state and/or local level,…

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    Lawsuit Against Former Facebook for Role in Perpetuating Anti-Muslim Violence

    Eco-Business Jan 9, 2022

    A landmark lawsuit by Rohingya refugees against Meta Platforms Inc, formerly known as Facebook, is a “wake-up call” for social media firms and a test case for courts to limit…

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    Female Veterans Experience Depression and Poor Child-Bonding Due to Sexual Trauma

    Giving Compass Jan 9, 2022

    The researchers used self-reported data from a nationally representative sample of 697 pregnant veterans using Veterans Health Administration (VHA) maternity care benefits at 15 VHA medical centers between 2016 and 2020.…

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    Why Our Wildfire Policy is Deadly

    Mother Jones

    Today’s monster fires result largely from three human forces: taxpayer-funded fire suppression that has made the forest a tinderbox; policies that encourage construction in places that are clearly prone to burning; and climate…

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    Hawaii’s Efforts to Increase Local Food Production Won’t Address Food Insecurity

    The Counter Jan 7, 2022

    Romantic ideas about locally grown food and a lack of statewide planning could be getting in the way of making real progress addressing food insecurity, climate change, and the economy.…

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    Lessons from Cash Transfer Programs Addressing Extreme Poverty

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jan 6, 2022

    The development community has been heavily researching and discussing cash transfers over the past decade, publishing hundreds of studies and scores of articles on their impacts and potential to alleviate poverty. At BRAC,…

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