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    MENA Countries Must Decouple Income Growth from Emissions

    Brookings Aug 1, 2021

    Economic growth plays a critical role in raising living standards and enabling human progress. However, economic growth needs to decouple from negative environmental consequences, as these, in turn, degrade the…

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    Witnessing Gun Violence as a Kid Increases Later Risk of Violent Behavior

    Futurity Jul 31, 2021

    Whether it’s seeing violent behavior with a family or among others in the neighborhood, or in movies, television, or violent video games, the gun use and acceptance among young adults…

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    Takeaways from Public-Private Partnerships in Milwaukee’s Emergency Response

    FSG Jul 31, 2021

    The COVID-19 pandemic was an all-hands-on-deck moment. As communities were jolted into emergency response on many fronts—health, jobs, housing, education, childcare, food, and mental health—collaboration and coordination became essential. In Milwaukee,…

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    The Wages of Meat Processing Workers

    The Counter Jul 31, 2021

    Meat processing workers experience higher illness and injury rates compared with other manufacturing jobs, but their average wage is much lower. Data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Occupational…

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    Removing Barriers to Success Created by the Criminal Justice System

    Blue Meridian Jul 31, 2021

    “At each of these points, there are interventions that could reduce the barriers for individuals who have been in touch with the justice system, Coke adds, ‘and that’s really the…

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    US Cities Fire Back at Fossil Fuels Amid Deadly Heat Waves

    YES! Magazine Jul 31, 2021

    Around the country, global heating is increasing the frequency, intensity, and duration of summer heat waves. The recent triple-digit temperatures across the Pacific Northwest, where air conditioning in homes isn’t…

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    How One Rural US City Is Recharging for a Healthier Future

    YES! Magazine Jul 31, 2021

    In his history of Williamson, West Virginia, Okey P. Keadle—a member of Williamson High School’s inaugural, 1918, graduating class—describes the fire of 1906 that destroyed some 20 downtown buildings. In…

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    Art Programs Help Older Adults Find Purpose and Connection

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jul 30, 2021

    Richard Hood, a retired literature professor living in Greene County, Tennessee, sums up a fear many people have about growing older:  “I turned out to be a fairly typical example of the…

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    COVID Vaccines or Testing To Be Required for NYC Teachers

    Chalkbeat Jul 30, 2021

    New York City teachers will be required to be vaccinated by the time school reopens in September, or be tested weekly, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Monday. The city is…

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    How Public Space Investments Impact Different Communities

    Brookings Jul 30, 2021

    Public spaces have long been shown to enhance community well-being—producing positive health, environmental, economic, and social outcomes for residents who can access them. The COVID-19 pandemic made these benefits increasingly obvious,…

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    How Farmers Markets Went from Quirky to Crucial During COVID

    The Conversation Jul 30, 2021

    For many Americans, buying fresh local food at one of the estimated 9,000 farmers markets across the U.S. is one of summer’s pleasures. But farmers markets aren’t just nice amenities.…

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    Closing the Digital Divide Requires Sustained Collaboration

    Smart Cities Dive Jul 30, 2021

    If cities are to close the digital divide and end so-called “digital redlining,” they must partner with the private sector to help locally, but they also will need sustained federal help, speakers…

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