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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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    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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    Streamlining Management Through Effective Board Committees

    BoardSource Jul 30, 2021

    Over the past 30 years, board committee structures have been streamlined. Many boards are looking for more flexible ways of managing their workload while adjusting to the board’s evolving needs. According…

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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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    RAND Supports Research that Applies a Racial Equity Lens

    RAND Corporation Jul 30, 2021

    Black Americans are much more likely than White Americans to live near freeways, factories, and other heavy air polluters. That’s not a failure of public policy; it’s a result of…

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    Nonprofits are Well-positioned to Rebuild Public Trust

    Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy Jul 30, 2021

    Around the world, “a Great Trust Crisis — a tinderbox of disaffection that could erupt with unpredictable consequences,” is brewing, Foreign Policy’s Indranil Ghosh wrote in January 2020 (para. 10). That was…

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    Transitioning Rural Electric Cooperatives to Clean Energy

    Shareable Jul 30, 2021

    Tona Barkley lives in the small town of Owenton in northeastern Kentucky between the cities of Louisville and Cincinnati. Just like her neighbors, she’s one of the more than 42…

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    Helping Schools Wade Through Wildfire Smoke and COVID-19

    EdSource Jul 30, 2021

    After a year of prolonged school closures due to the Covid-19 pandemic, California’s educators have been hard at work readying to open to full-time, in-person learning across the state. Schools…

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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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