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Studies have shown a lack of access to healthy foods leads to higher rates of chronic diseases, such as hypertension and diabetes. (Adobe Stock)

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MN Grocery Store Tries Volunteer Model to Reduce Hunger
Wednesday, January 27, 2021
MINNEAPOLIS -- Groups that fight hunger say they're seeing more need for food assistance in the pandemic, and they hope "nutrition security" is part ...Read More
Florida's coastlines have been hit hard in recent years by sea-level rise and the increased intensity and frequency of tropical storms. (Selcuk/Adobe Stock)

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From FL to Central America, Climate Change Forces Migration
Wednesday, January 27, 2021
MIAMI -- As Florida faces the consequences of climate change -- from rising sea levels to more frequent and more severe hurricanes -- experts predict ...Read More
Utah has about a 35,000-unit housing deficit, after years of population growth has outpaced development of apartments and small to mid-size houses. (utah.gov)

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Utah Legislature Urged to Prioritize Affordable Housing
Monday, January 18, 2021
SALT LAKE CITY -- Religious leaders, local nonprofits and lawmakers are urging the Utah Legislature to restore funding for affordable housing to pre- ...Read More
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is cutting 20 bus routes and consolidating or shortening 16 additional routes. (Wikimedia Commons)

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Most MA Residents Oppose Cuts to Public Transportation
Tuesday, January 5, 2021
BOSTON -- The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is laying off workers and cutting services in the face of a budget deficit. A new survey ...Read More
North Carolina's population is projected to grow by 44% by 2040, and experts say cities must boost their public transportation options to handle this surge. (Adobe Stock)

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NC Cities Fight for Public Transit, Despite Pandemic Setbacks
Monday, January 4, 2021
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Public-transit ridership has plummeted to historic lows across the U.S., but some North Carolina cities are pushing to sustain ...Read More
Availability of electric vehicles at new-car dealerships were up-to 54% lower in Virginia cities than in neighboring Maryland, according to a new report. (Adobe stock)

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Report Urges Virginia to Boost Electric-Car Use to Meet Climate Goals
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
RICHMOND, Va. -- After passing the Clean Economy Act this year, Virginia is in the vanguard of states moving toward 100% clean electricity. But a new ...Read More
The city of Mount Airy, N.C., has undertaken a major stream-restoration project. (Adobe Stock)

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Rural Towns Do Needed Restoration Work, Despite Pandemic
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
MOUNT AIRY, N.C. -- Small towns across the state are focusing efforts on environmental restoration and creating equitable access to green spaces ...Read More
Baltimore's Black communities are struggling to get to work after pandemic-related cuts to city's bus system scaled back service. (Wikimedia Commons)

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Baltimore Transit Cuts Fight Linked to Montgomery Bus Boycott
Monday, December 28, 2020
BALTIMORE -- A Baltimore group pushing for more equitable transit policies commemorated the 64th anniversary of the Montgomery bus boycott with a virt ...Read More
A new report says 43% of low-income residents in North Dakota cite

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ND Report: Rental Assistance Biggest Need for Low-Income Residents
Monday, December 7, 2020
FARGO, N.D. -- People losing their house or becoming evicted remains a big concern during the pandemic. But even before the crisis, the cost of ...Read More
Washington, D.C.'s Metro transit system is proposing slashing half of its bus routes because of a $500 million budget deficit. (Wikimedia Commons)

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D.C. Transit System Cuts Seen as Catastrophic for Climate, Workers
Thursday, December 3, 2020
SILVER SPRING, Md. -- As low ridership during the pandemic continues to wipe out transit budgets across the country, environmental groups in the ...Read More
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