Summer 2021
Since the dawn of humankind, the ocean has elicited nearly every imaginable emotion—respect, gratitude, humility, awe, curiosity, fear. And no wonder: The seas feed us, dictate much of our weather, shape our lands, produce half the oxygen we breathe, spawn life-changing storms, and harbor more biodiversity than any ecosystem on land.
Legal representation is not a guarantee when consumers are sued in America’s civil courts.
Millions of Americans lack high-speed internet, but some states are finding ways to make the connection.
To understand the pandemic’s full effects and what will be needed for an inclusive recovery, Pew’s Philadelphia research and policy initiative convened two panels to discuss how to grow small businesses and family-sustaining jobs.
As COVID-19 cases forced lockdowns in spring 2020, city officials around the nation had to quickly find ways to close budget shortfalls for the next fiscal year.
