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Climate change crisis looms as Paris talks seek action
Editorial rounds up climate debate tied to UN conference in Paris. It cites Ban Ki Moon and 97 percent of scientists warning of worsening floods droughts and fires, with 2C target to avoid worst impacts. Obama pushes Clean Power Plan while GOP oppose, citing costs and legality. Bale on North Ohio transit study ties to employment access and regional mobility.
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Last Puffs in Public Housing Sparks Costly Debate
A public housing smoking ban faces questions about enforcement and fairness. Critics note weak evidence of savings, potential evictions amid low-income tenants, and risks of increased homelessness and hospital stays if penalties are imposed. HUD's Castro urges nonpunitive approaches to reduce secondhand smoke.
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America Ascendant and the Trump Question in 2016
An analysis of the 2016 election landscape contrasts a strong U.S. economy with rising inequality and anxiety. It discusses Stanley Greenberg’s book America Ascendant, GOP demographics, Democratic weaknesses, and how Trump leverages voter anger while urging reform ideas for both parties. It favors empathy for the angry electorate and calls for policy responses like family leave, pre-K, and tax changes.
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