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    How Heat Waves Negatively Impact the Economy

    The Conversation Aug 2, 2021

    Summer 2021 will likely be one of the hottest on record as dozens of cities in the West experience all-time high temperatures. The extreme heat being felt throughout many parts…

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    How Giving Circles Can Educate the Everyday Donor

    Alliance Magazine Aug 2, 2021

    Giving circles hit on what we’re missing right now. So many everyday givers see the billionaires of the world and assume that because we don’t have as much to put forward,…

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    Supporting College Student Mothers After the Pandemic

    EdSurge Aug 2, 2021

    Although the pandemic has been devastating for everyone, it’s been especially hard for college student mothers. Many were forced by school and day care closures to prioritize care and remote learning…

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    How One Los Angeles Charter School Grapples With Immigration Enforcement

    The 74

    Every time Ana Ponce drives down the highway between Los Angeles and San Diego, she’s haunted by a childhood memory: Her night in lockup — the sterile white room, the…

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    How Incarcerated Parents Are Losing Their Children Forever

    The Marshall Project

    Lori Lynn Adams was a mother of four living in poverty when Hurricane Floyd struck eastern North Carolina in 1999, flooding her trailer home and destroying her children’s pageant trophies…

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    Fund Seeks to Advance Racial Equity in Journalism

    Borealis Philanthropy

    Borealis Philanthropy announced the launch of the Racial Equity in Journalism Fund, which will invest in news organizations strengthening inclusivity in civic news and decreasing disinformation. The Racial Equity in Journalism Fund…

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    Small Steps in the Right Direction: Making General Operating Support the Norm

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Aug 2, 2021

    In a recent post, I highlighted a gap between foundations’ narratives about making general operating support accessible to grantees and their actual practices. Here, in the hopes that more people in…

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    How Residential Heat Pumps Can Cut down on Greenhouse Gasses

    Environmental News Network Aug 2, 2021

    Study shows that heat pumps would cut greenhouse gas emissions everywhere if the grid is moderately decarbonized. Deploying residential heat pumps more widely across the United States has the potential…

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    The Tragic Unfolding of Cruel and Unusual Neglect in Prisons

    The Marshall Project Aug 2, 2021

    I spent 40 years working in healthcare, mostly as a certified nursing assistant, taking care of elderly and infirmed patients. None of that prepared me to watch my own son…

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    Water Theft Puts Drought-Ridden Areas in Even Tougher Spots

    The Counter Aug 2, 2021

    One day last spring, water pressure in pipelines suddenly crashed In the Antelope Valley, setting off alarms. Demand had inexplicably spiked, swelling to three and half times normal. Water mains…

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    Learning from the Past to Mitigate Future Climate Change

    Environmental News Network Aug 2, 2021

    Of all the creatures on Earth, humans manipulate their environments the most. But, how far can we push it before something drastic happens? Scientists are calling for a better understanding…

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    Licensing Rules Worsen Small Schools’ Teacher Shortage

    The Hechinger Report Aug 2, 2021

    Maggie Anderson teaches sixth grade at Greenfield School. Her principal, Paul Wilson, thinks she does a great job and is happy to have her. But until recently Anderson, a Vermont…

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