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The Taub Center for Israel Studies will host “The Future of the Occupation,” a webinar featuring a retired Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) officer, an architect of the Oslo Accords, and others, on Sunday, April 25.
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Aquaculture has reached unprecedented levels of growth in recent years, but largely without consideration of its impact on individual animals.
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Working paper by Politics Professor Anna Harvey and colleagues examined data on low-level offenses from the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office in Massachusetts
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The vast majority of the world’s largest meat and dairy companies have not made an explicit commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, finds a new analysis.
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Defendants prosecuted for nonviolent misdemeanors have substantially higher risks of future arrest and prosecution than those not prosecuted, finds a newly released analysis.
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GPH’s Homer Venters, recently named to the Biden-Harris COVID-19 Health Equity Task Force, works to improve pandemic response in detention settings
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NYU has established the Cash Transfer Lab to examine the impact of cash transfer policies, such as a universal basic income, on American families, communities, and economies.
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NYU Law students author a guide to a powerful but obscure law that could prioritize public health over private profits
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Marijuana and methamphetamine seizures reached low point in April 2020 and peaked in August 2020, pointing to possible changes in drug supply and use
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In a newly published analysis, a team of researchers lists a series of measures the administration should consider in recalculating the social cost of carbon--a cost-benefit metric that places a monetary value on the impact of climate change.