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Computer Science Can Help Farmers Explore Alternative Crops and Sustainable Farming Methods
The Conversation Aug 8, 2023Conventional agriculture offers farmers few choices about which crops to grow or how to raise them. A new approach uses computing to construct better strategies with lower environmental impacts.
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Empowering the LGBTQ+ Community in the Nonprofit Workplace
Philanthropy News Digest Aug 8, 2023According to the Chronicle of Philanthropy, nearly one in five nonprofit employees who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or “queer” report that their sexual orientation has had at least a…
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Higher Test Scores Linked to More Principal Independence in Chicago Schools
Chalkbeat Aug 8, 2023The findings suggest that schools can benefit from more empowered principals — but only if they have a track record of being effective.
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Scaling Tool Libraries to Increase Access to Goods and Reduce Waste
Resilience Aug 7, 2023Tool libraries have the potential to simultaneously decrease material usage and increase access to material goods, both of which are needed if we are to create a more equitable and ecological society.
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India’s Rice Export Ban Highlights Ecological Costs of Crop Cultivation
Eco-Business Aug 7, 2023India’s grain export moratorium will hurt the Global South as prices rocket. As India exports rice, it also exports its water. Methane emissions, land-use…
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What It’s Like To Be a Wildland Firefighter Behind Bars
The Marshall Project Aug 7, 2023In 1985, I decided to move from New York to California without knowing anyone in the state. I was caught up in the hype of what I saw on TV.…
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Child Tax Credits Help Reduce Child Poverty in the US
Washington Center for Equitable Growth Aug 7, 2023Childhood poverty is a stubborn problem in the United States. About 11 million U.S. children lived in poverty prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, accounting for nearly one-third of the impoverished population in…
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Clean-air Centers Protect Communities From Wildfire Smoke
Grist Aug 6, 2023A few weeks ago, while visiting friends in San Francisco, I stopped by the Linda Brooks-Burton Branch Library in the city’s Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood. Rather than checking out books,…
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Nevada Provides a Model for Retraining Workers for Solar Jobs
Grist Aug 6, 2023In northern Nevada, east of Reno, a mountainous desert unfolds like a pop-up book. Wild horses on hillsides stand still as toys. Green-grey sagebrush paints the sandy land, which is…
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Making Public Libraries Fully Free and Inclusive to Communities
India Development Review Aug 6, 2023“How do we revive the habit of reading?” is a phrase you often hear. But this question echoes an inherently false narrative—one that supposes the existence of a habit shared…
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Preserving Our Planet’s Biological and Cultural Diversity
Stanford Social Innovation Review Aug 5, 2023Spanning 12,500 hectares, the East Kolkata Wetlands in India serves multiple purposes, from fish farming, agriculture, and rice cultivation to functioning as the world’s largest wastewater-fed aquaculture system. By employing 60,000 farmers,…
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