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    American Schools Are Increasingly Segregated By Income

    The 74 Jan 31, 2021

    It’s a foundational premise of the American dream: that through hard work and diligent study, young people can use education to access opportunities that were denied to their parents. However,…

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    A Look at Flint’s Water Crisis Five Years Later

    Pro Publica Jan 31, 2021

    Nearly half a decade has passed since the water crisis in Flint captured the attention of America, during which toxic water was delivered to a city of nearly 100,000 people for…

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    Reasons for Optimism In 2021 for Global Development

    Brookings Jan 30, 2021

    Notwithstanding what a bad year 2020 was, when people said they “couldn’t wait for 2021,” I was skeptical. Why did they think that circumstances would change on December 31, 2020,…

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    Why We Need Public Colleges in Rural America

    Higher Ed Dive Jan 30, 2021

    Despite their local impact, rural public colleges have received less per student in state appropriations than the national average, which includes state flagships and research institutions. Their tuition revenue is…

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    Countries Are Being Charged Different Rates for Vaccine Doses

    Global Citizen Jan 30, 2021

    South Africa’s health department confirmed on Friday that the country is paying $5.25 per dose of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine – 2.5x more than what European Union members are set to…

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    Why Many Farmworkers Aren’t Getting Tested – Even When They’re Sick

    Harvest Public Media Jan 30, 2021

    There have been tens of thousands of COVID-19 cases and hundreds of deaths reported among U.S. farmworkers and meat plant workers. Because there isn’t an official tracking system in place, these…

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    The Problem of Unregulated Fishing

    Brookings Jan 30, 2021

    Over the last few years illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing has become more recognized as a national security concern. Fishing, a $401 billion global industry, provides 20% of the protein intake for…

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    Plummeting Government Incentives Could Lead to Another Dust Bowl

    Harvest Public Media Jan 30, 2021

    Mary Chris Barth knows how important it is to control the soil in the panhandle of Oklahoma. She’s the child of parents that grew up in the Dust Bowl. When…

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    Are American Jobs Getting Worse? [Audio]

    The Aspen Institute Jan 30, 2021

    Our economy doesn’t just need more jobs, it needs better jobs. The problem of eroding job quality long precedes, and now greatly exacerbates, our current extraordinary challenges of job and…

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    The Role of Food in Climate Change

    Food Tank Jan 30, 2021

    A study by researchers at the University of Oxford finds that Paris climate agreement goals will be nearly impossible to reach without dramatic reductions in food-related emissions. The aim of the Paris Agreement is…

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    Is Recyclable Packaging Actually Getting Recycled?

    GreenBiz Jan 29, 2021

    Numerous companies have set 100 percent recyclable, reusable or compostable packaging goals such as Colgate-Palmolive and Kellogg. Virtually all these companies, though, are not tracking whether their packaging is actually recycled and what…

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    Predictions For The Economy Post-COVID-19

    Futurity Jan 29, 2021

    In a typical recession in the US economy, most job losses are permanent. Only a small percentage are considered temporary, where a worker can reasonably expect to be called back.…

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