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Takeaways From AP’s Report About Cuts to Government Grants for Nonprofits

Donald Trump · Laguna Beach

Takeaways From AP’s Report About Cuts to Government Grants for Nonprofits

63% Center coverage: 51 sources

President Donald Trump's policies are poised to upend decades of partnerships the federal government has built with nonprofits to help people in their…See the Story

PepsiCo and Cargill Partner to Promote Regenerative Practices in Iowa

Climate Change · Iowa

PepsiCo and Cargill Partner to Promote Regenerative Practices in Iowa

Coverage: 4 sources

PepsiCo and Cargill have announced plans to expand sustainable farming practices on 240,000 acres of Iowa cropland by 2030.See the Story

Exploring the Impact of Funding Cuts on Feminist Disability Advocates

Côte D'Ivoire · Côte d'Ivoire

Exploring the Impact of Funding Cuts on Feminist Disability Advocates

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Sofía Minieri and Satya Nelms present insights from new research examining how feminist disability advocates are harmed by funding rollbacks.See the Story

3 keys to building climate resilience from the ground up

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Cross-department alignment, community engagement and data are essential for preparing communities to weather climate crises, experts say.Broward County · Broward County See the Story

5-Week Summer Science Boot Camp Draws Top STEM Teens from Around the Globe

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Science fairs and competitions were the norm for Vinicia Kim, who grew up in Guam with a deep passion for science, technology, engineering and math. But as she advanced to high school, the U.S. territory island — located roughly 1,500 miles east of the Philippines — soon became too small for Kim’s growing interests. “Guam doesn’t have a lot of STEM opportunities at all,” Kim said. “Even at the University of Guam, it’s so small that we barely ha…STEM · New York See the Story

Hunger Is a National Litmus Test of Justice and Unity

Jeremy K. Everett explains how hunger functions as a national litmus test of our values, unity, and belief in a brighter future.Justice · Texas Read Article

Amidst Federal Funding Uncertainty, Charlotte Autism Nonprofit Looks to Philanthropy

La Becky Roe remains focused on optimism. The founder and executive director of Let’s Talk About It – The Autism Center, a Charlotte autism nonprofit for autistic people and loved ones, is bracing to see if federal spending cuts and policy changes will hit her group, housed at 601 E. Fifth St. She’s also turning to fundraising to ensure her work continues. Autism spectrum disorder — described by the National Institute of Mental Health as “a neur…Charlotte, North Carolina · Charlotte Read Article

Restoring Floodplain Wetlands Cuts Carbon Emissions Without Methane Spike

Peatlands are known as top carbon sinks, but can produce up to 530% more methane after restoration, potentially offsetting short-term climate benefits. Whereas floodplain, or riparian wetlands, which comprise over half of global wetlands, are often overlooked due to their lower carbon storage. Now a new study in the Journal of Environmental Management reveals restored floodplain wetlands can recover within a year and show substantial ecosystem b…Victoria, Australia · Victoria Read Article

How Gen Z’s Entry Into the Workplace Is Being Affected by AI

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Are Gen Z losing out on internships and early-career positions because of AI? asks Melise Panetta from Wilfrid Laurier University. Read more: How Gen Z’s entry into the workplace is being affected by AIArtificial Intelligence · United States See the Story

Vertical farming industry continues to grow despite setbacks

Vertical farming isn't easy, with startup and energy costs among the factors leading some high-profile vertical farming companies to collapse or scale back over recent years. But the pressures of climate change and water scarcity continue to keep interest in the field alive, alongside the rising consumer…Farming · Hawaii See the Story

Government Transfers Are Vital to Local Economies

In a recent working paper, Equitable Growth grantee Robert Manduca of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor demonstrates that government transfers make sizable contributions to local economies in much of the United States—and, in many places, comprise a larger part of the local economic base than the largest local private industry. This finding is relevant following the passage of the Republican budget reconciliation bill, which makes extensive …University of Michigan · Kentucky Read Article

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