Children’s Fruit Drinks Need Clearer Labels, Finds NYU Study
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Labeling Requirements Do Not Do Enough to Distinguish Between Fruit Juice, Sugary Beverages
NYU Marron Institute report Recommends Ways to Release Prisoners Early amid COVID-19 Outbreak
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COVID-19 “protocol-sharing” roundtables with more than 100 criminal justice system practitioners from 20 states illuminate the many steps needed to reduce jail and prison populations successfully.
Can the Government Stick Warning Labels on Soda Bottles?
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Global public health professor Jennifer Pomeranz says that existing warnings on other products should offer a roadmap for labeling sugary drinks—without violating the First Amendment.
NYU and Yale Collaboration Leads to Ruling that Will Reveal Decade of Undisclosed Clinical Trial Data
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A court ruling closed a longstanding loophole allowing sponsors of clinical trials to withhold unfavorable trial results for certain studies
The Coronavirus and The Cities
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Researchers at NYU’s Marron Institute Find New York is Vanguard, Not Epicenter, of COVID-19 Pandemic in U.S.
Report Explores Fiscal Issues Related to NYC Teachers Retirement System
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City contributions amounted to $37 billion in 2018, or 6 percent of tax revenue.
Mandatory Building Energy Audits Alone Do Not Overcome Barriers to Energy Efficiency, NYU Researchers Conclude
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The NYU Marron Institute study finds modest reductions in residential and office building energy use in the wake of the city's audit requirement.
Oversight of Fishing Vessels Lacking, New Analysis Shows
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Policies regulating fishing in international waters do not sufficiently protect officials who monitor illegal fishing, the prohibited dumping of equipment, or human trafficking or other human rights abuses.
Research on Factory Farming and Its Implications—Feb. 21
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New York University’s Department of Environmental Studies will host a series of presentations on factory farming and its larger implications on Fri., Feb. 21.
“The Reckoning is Real”: On Slavery, the Church, and How Some 21st-Century Institutions Are (Finally) Starting to Talk About Reparations
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The Carter Journalism Institute's Rachel Swarns explores how using the abundance of historical records can help us move toward more constructively addressing slavery’s tangled web of injustices.