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Plastic Recycling vs. Climate Change: Part 3 – The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
My primary recommendations are to abandon recycling most plastics and all glass, and try to increase recycling of mixed metals and kitchen waste. On net, I believe the result would…
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Its Role In Disaster Management: How Do You Get the Money?
t becomes imperative then to have a competitive grant to increase the chances of being awarded to the respective organization. And to be competitive, communities/organizations may need to consider collaborating…
Leadership Will Never Be Easy
Social change comes through social action and mentorship is key in this movement, to support and guide budding professionals or further develop those who yearn for something more.…
Self-Reflection: The Super-Power of Leaders
When done with the goal of learning in mind, reflecting on your experiences becomes particularly valuable in heightening your awareness of how you think about yourself as a leader.…
American Democracy and Its Continued Challenges
With a presidential election already underway, and a pending Supreme Court decision threatening to upset elections, it is as urgent as ever that we get our institutional arrangements and acceptance…
Social Media and Public Servants—Proceed With Caution!
While it is fine for government agencies to use social media platforms to reach their public, it is not ok for them to try and collude with these companies in…
The Central Bank Digital Currency
When you change a currency, you change a culture. For our entire history as a sovereign nation, every cabinet department, all U.S. agencies, every state and local government, every nonprofit…
No Way To Run a $6 Trillion Enterprise
Options for spending reductions are limited and painful and increasing taxes is often politically risky. So, eliminate the debt ceiling and budget properly.…
Our Founding Fathers: What Would They Say?
So much of what the Founding Fathers put in place governmentally has stood the test of time. Therefore, revisiting their potential positioning on today’s challenges is high-value, future-driven learning.…
Access to Justice: The Public Administration Challenge
As more and more courts systems work towards addressing the lack of access to justice by its citizens, public administrators will continue to be relied upon to achieve this noble…
Are Public Schools and Universities Meeting Student Needs?
As debates over education at the K-12 and college levels continue, polls such as these can help provide policymakers with the information they need to make decisions as they work…
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