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A study of energy policy in the southern United States reveals a “double democratic gap,” where the needs of households are disconnected from the realities of government regulation. This mismatch highlights a major challenge for creating fair and effective policies during the shift to cleaner energy sources.
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Researchers have outlined 10 clear steps to improve how scientists measure and study the deep-rooted systems of racial inequality known as structural racism. This provides a practical guide for producing more rigorous and useful research on a critical social issue.
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Companies that develop environmentally friendly “green” patents are more likely to voluntarily discuss their innovations with investors during conference calls. This suggests that beyond financial benefits, companies are also motivated by the desire to build a positive social reputation.
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