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    The Impact of COVID-19 on US Recycling Programs

    The Conversation

    The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the U.S. recycling industry. Waste sources, quantities and destinations are all in flux, and shutdowns have devastated an industry that was already struggling. Many items…

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    Three Steps to Organizational Well-being

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    As the world faces the climate crisis, international protests for racial justice, a global pandemic, and an economic downturn, the social change sector is struggling. Organizations across the spectrum are…

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    Components of Building a Social Movement for Conservation

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    “Conserving nature” is not going well. Nearly all indicators of biological diversity are trending in the wrong direction, from habitat loss and the impacts of invasive species to extinction rates…

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    Amy Brakeman: Reimagining Traditional Investing To Create A More Just World

    Time to Act Oct 18, 2021

    About Amy Issue area: Racial and economic justice and equity Geographic focus: United States and International (Africa) Giving vehicle: Donor-advised Fund, Foundation (Umsizi Fund) Years in philanthropy: 15 Wealth story:…

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    How Business Schools Can Promote Civic-minded Leadership

    Harvard Business Review

    Trust in capitalism and big business is low. In a recent survey of Americans, only 25% of people expressed “a lot” or “a great deal” of confidence in big business; half said…

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    How Embedding Behavioral Science in Higher Education Can Garner Student Success

    ideas42 Oct 18, 2021

    This fall, for the first time in over a year, many colleges and universities invited students back to campus. The opportunity to return to campus offered some semblance of a…

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    Building Bonds to Strengthen Philanthropy

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Oct 17, 2021

    When Alexis de Tocqueville visited the mid-Atlantic in 1840, he was struck by America’s power to collaborate. Americans “seek each other out and unite together once they have made contact,”…

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    Corporations Stand in Way of Effective Climate Action

    Grist Oct 17, 2021

    Corporate America loves climate action. At least, that’s what companies’ public climate pledges would have you think. But their lobbying activity often says otherwise. Despite ambitious commitments to reduce their…

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    US Has Potential to Address Climate Crisis, Says New Data

    GreenBiz Oct 17, 2021

    As wildfires ravage the western United States and communities from the gulf to the mid-Atlantic recover from destructive hurricanes, the focus is on the federal government to act on climate,…

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    Leading the Way for Student Choice

    Getting Smart Oct 17, 2021

    Student choice and voice in learning are essential. It is important that we provide a variety of opportunities for our students to develop skills in ways that meet their specific…

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    Flooding Dangerous for America’s Infrastructure

    Grist Oct 17, 2021

    Flooding is already the most expensive natural disaster in the United States, costing the country more than $1 trillion in damages since 1980. And it’s only getting worse due to…

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    How Indigenous Communities Are Engaging in Climate Goals

    GreenBiz Oct 17, 2021

    In August 2021, two wildfires surrounded the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation in central Montana. By Aug. 11, more than 175,000 acres were ablaze, and all residents of Lame Deer, the largest town…

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