Rezoning cities to prioritize people instead of parking would free more space for affordable housing and encourage use of public transportation.
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Read more...In an apparent victory for environmentalists, the developer of the Keystone XL pipeline has pulled the plug on the project.
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Read more...“The egregious acts by the outgoing Trump Justice Department, and the apparent doubling down on them during the Biden administration, should alarm all Americans, regardless of political persuasion.”
Read more...The UN last week issued a report assessing the dire state the world’s soil. The calls to action are inadequate to the scale of the problem.
Read more...California lawmakers and NGOs call on the Biden administration to press for U.S. ratification of the 1989 Basel Convention and subsequent amendments.
Read more...“We want them to go back to” a normal interest rate environment.
Read more...Increases in hunger and food insecurity under Covid are significant, yet have gone largely under the radar.
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Read more...Mayberry v. KKR, centering on the alleged abuse of the clueless Kentucky Retirement Systems by Wall Street titans, may finally restart.
Read more...The pandemic exacerbated intolerable poverty and economic distress in Colombia. As repression mounts, is there any way out?
Read more...Red state retaliation! Fossil fuel states will take business away from firms that divest from energy producers.
Read more...How World-Bank-sponsored microlending produced widespread misery in Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan: debt collectors use violence.
Read more...Who’d have thunk it? Public health incompetence fuels distrust in official recommendations, like vaccines.
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