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    How Paid Leave Contributes to Equitable Growth

    Washington Center for Equitable Growth Jan 1, 2022

    The Washington Center for Equitable Growth has long prioritized the generation of new research on the economic effects of paid family and medical leave in the United States. This line…

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    The Essential Workers Left Behind By Social Spending Bills

    The Marshall Project Dec 31, 2021

    Every morning in New Bedford, MA, seafood workers clock in before dawn to plants that line the waterfront, donning gloves and plastic gowns over double layers of sweaters to keep…

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    The United States’ Role in Ocean Plastic Pollution

    Surfrider Foundation Dec 29, 2021

    The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NAS) recently published a report, Reckoning with the U.S. Role in Global Ocean Plastic Waste, assessing the United States’ contribution to plastic production…

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    Federal Courts Overturn Wage Freeze for Farmworkers

    CalMatters Dec 29, 2021

    Tens of thousands of California’s guest farmworkers and U.S. farmworkers will see pay increases in 2022, which advocates say comes thanks to their lawsuit to stop a Trump-era wage freeze.…

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    Fighting Climate Change With Building Codes

    Smart Cities Dive Dec 29, 2021

    Much of the national focus around electrification has centered on the transportation sector and the push toward electric vehicles. But at the local level, a growing number of cities have…

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    The Next Steps for America’s Rural Communities

    Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Dec 28, 2021

    Rural communities throughout the United States are vibrant places with great people, rich culture and heritage, and deep social ties. But many rural communities have been buffeted by the increasing…

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    How to Shape Effective Public Policy Research

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Dec 28, 2021

    The desire for solutions that work is driving greater use of RCTs as proof of the impact of behavioral interventions. In an RCT, one group of individuals (called the treatment…

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    Plastic Ordinances Drive Progress on Reducing Pollution in Florida

    Surfrider Foundation

    We now know that microplastics are found in our drinking water, the air, deep-sea critters, rain, and even our poop. Sadly, while other states were busy regulating plastics straws, bags,…

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    Supporting Civic Engagement for Every American

    The Aspen Institute

    What should every American know? This question has long been debated, discussed, and deliberated. And while answers need to come from all of us—not just a powerful few—young people have…

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    New York City Bans Gas in New Buildings to Address Emissions

    Grist Dec 23, 2021

    The New York City Council voted to pass a bill on Wednesday that will address the Big Apple’s biggest source of planet-warming emissions: the fossil fuels burned in its buildings.…

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    Finding Middle Ground on Justice Reform

    The Aspen Institute Dec 23, 2021

    There seems to be more space – and less overlap – between conservatives and liberals on every topic these days, but justice transformation may be an exception. Is there some…

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    The Post-pandemic Economy [Video]

    The Aspen Institute Dec 23, 2021

    Wally Adeyemo Deputy Secretary US Department of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo was sworn in as Deputy Secretary of the Treasury on March 26, 2021. He has spent the majority of…

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