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    Reports Indicate Progress for Local Governments and Renewable Energy Procurement

    Smart Cities Dive Apr 6, 2021

    Ninety-five local governments across 33 states procured 3,638 megawatts (MW) of new renewable energy generation capacity in 2020 through 143 deals, the largest amount of capacity ever added in one…

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    The Potential of Regenerative Agriculture for Carbon Sequestration

    Food Tank Apr 5, 2021

    According to a recent white paper from the Rodale Institute, global implementation of regenerative practices could sequester more than 100 percent of human-related carbon emissions. One decade ago the United Nations…

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    Understanding the Relationship Between Development and Well-being

    Brookings

    What we know depends on what we measure. Traditional income-based metrics, such as GDP and poverty headcounts, tell a story of unprecedented economic development, as seen by improvements in longevity,…

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    What the Household Pulse Survey Tells Us About the Pandemic

    Equitable Growth Apr 5, 2021

    The U.S. Census Bureau’s new Household Pulse Survey is an invaluable and near real-time source of information for understanding how the coronavirus recession is affecting U.S. workers, families, and communities. By asking…

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    Report Demonstrates Power of Industrial Agrifood System

    Food Tank Apr 5, 2021

    A new report from Family Farm Action Alliance shows how agrifood consolidation reduces farmer autonomy. The two leading firms, for example, account for 70 percent of corn and 61 percent…

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    Creating a Youth Movement Around Mental Health Issues

    RAND Corporation

    One of the more intractable problems in mental health care is that nearly half of all those who would benefit from care don’t receive it. Multiple barriers seem to be…

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    Increasing Ocean Protections Could Boost Fishing Yields

    Climate News Network Apr 4, 2021

    Enric Sala of the Pristine Seas project at the National Geographic Society and 25 other scientists from the US, Canada, France, Germany and Australia report in the journal Nature that they have devised a planning…

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    Research Alone Cannot Fix Environmental Injustices

    Urban Institute Apr 4, 2021

    From its earliest days, environmental justice research has been rooted in the social movement that gave its name to the field. Grassroots activists against income and racial discrimination in the…

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    Why The U.S. Has So Many Mass Shootings

    Futurity Apr 4, 2021

    On March 16, a gunman killed eight people at three Atlanta-area massage businesses, and on March 22, 10 people were gunned down in a Boulder, Colorado grocery store. Here, John J.…

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    Education Innovation During the Pandemic: Will Pods Last? [Video]

    The 74 Apr 4, 2021

    Propelled by pandemic-related school shutdowns, small groups of students across the country are learning together outside of traditional classrooms. They range from physical settings sponsored by existing community organizations able…

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    Trans-National Indigenous Solidarity in New York

    The Counter Apr 4, 2021

    A South Bronx food distribution rally on March 20 was funded by the American Indian Community House, which was founded in 1969 to improve the status of Native Americans and foster…

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    Gainful Employment Regulations Need to Be Redesigned

    Urban Institute Apr 4, 2021

    Gainful employment (GE) regulations, implemented by the Obama administration in 2015, were intended to hold for-profit and nondegree programs accountable by assessing whether graduates’ earnings were high enough to justify…

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