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    How Poverty Impacts Kids’ Brain Development

    Futurity Aug 22, 2021

    Researchers have discovered a link between poverty and smaller, slower growing brain regions. Children in poverty are more likely to have cognitive and behavioral difficulties than their better-off peers. Plenty…

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    Many Farmworkers Must Work Despite Extreme Heat

    Harvest Public Media Aug 22, 2021

    People who work outside increasingly risk their income, illness and even death as climate change ramps up extreme heat. That’s according to a first-of-its-kind study from the Union of Concerned Scientists, titled…

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    New Book Argues that Natural Disaster Response is Political

    Grist Aug 21, 2021

    In 2005, when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, Samantha Montano was a high school junior in Maine. She signed up for a spring break service trip to help out in…

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    The Subjugation of Women in Afghanistan Under the Taliban

    Eco-Business Aug 21, 2021

    As the Taliban sweeps across Afghanistan in its bid to oust the US-backed government, reports are emerging of women in newly captured territory being forced to marry fighters, publicly flogged and forced…

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    How California Farmers are Coping with the Drought

    The Counter Aug 21, 2021

    My food trajectory is pretty simple. Chicago: tired, overcooked produce. Ann Arbor: tired, overcooked produce. Santa Monica, California, Technicolor year-round abundance that I am still not used to after most of…

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    What Does the Best-case Climate Scenario Look Like?

    Grist Aug 21, 2021

    On Monday, the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a report that makes it unequivocally clear that human beings have locked in a measure of warming for the planet that…

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    Community Organizing Against Disenfranchisement in Houston

    Neighborhood Funders Group Aug 21, 2021

    Houston often doesn’t receive funder attention until major climate change-fueled disasters: Hurricane Harvey in 2017, the Deer Park Chemical Fires in 2019, the 2020 Texas deep freeze, even the persistent…

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    Newsrooms Fail to Protect Women Journalists Against Abuse

    Nieman Lab Aug 21, 2021

    Felicia Sonmez was a political reporter at The Washington Post expecting to cover an explosive story on her beat — sexual assault allegations against then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh —…

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    Reforming SSI to Benefit People with Disabilities

    YES! Magazine Aug 20, 2021

    Maintaining financial independence and self-sufficiency remains a constant struggle for the elderly and people living with disabilities in the United States. Today, people with disabilities and many seniors struggle to…

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    Researchers Share Insights on the Collapse in Afghanistan

    RAND Corporation Aug 20, 2021

    The sudden end to America’s longest war came Sunday as the Taliban rolled into the capital of Afghanistan and the national government collapsed. Thousands of U.S. citizens and Afghans who…

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    Leveraging Data to Make College More Affordable

    Urban Institute Aug 20, 2021

    It is commonly cited that financial aid for college has not kept pace with the rising cost of pursuing a degree. But too often this trend is simplistically measured. Though the problem…

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    Indigenous Diets Hold Keys to Climate Change Agricultural Solutions

    The Counter

    In a Southwest that’s getting hotter and drier while its population steadily grows, ecologists and Indigenous food activists are increasingly touting mesquite’s potential as a widespread, sustainable drylands crop and…

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