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2014 AWRA Annual Water Resources Conference

Data.gov

2014 AWRA Annual Water Resources Conference Open Water Data Initiative – Unifying Water Data for the Nation Call For Lightening Talks (Deadline: October 27, 2014) In coordination with The White House Climate Data Initiative, the Federal Geographic Data Committee, and … Continued.

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4 Ways to Flex Your Leadership From The Classroom

Homeroom

In 2014, I was feeling burnt out, as many educators often feel. By: Lauren Pfeffer Stuart Did you know there are ways to lead while still keeping your classroom position? I loved being with kids, but felt I wanted to impact education on a larger scale, and I needed a change of pace.

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Report shows Ohio one of many states still prosecuting ‘HIV-related’ crimes

GCN

A new report shows more than 200 cases of "HIV-related prosecutions" in Ohio between 2014 and 2020.

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NIST Updated Its Cybersecurity Framework. What Does That Mean for Agencies?

FedTech Magazine

is the first major overhaul of the framework — a published set of guidelines, best practices and standards for reducing organizations’ cyber risk first introduced in 2014 — which widens its scope beyond critical infrastructure entities to all entities.

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Insights into the 2022 individual health insurance market

McKinsey Public & Social Sector Insights

In this report, McKinsey’s Center for US Health System Reform shares its analysis of the individual health insurance market and outlines trends in products, plans, and prices from 2014 to 2022.

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How China Can Cut 95% of its Road Transportation Emissions

The City Fix

China’s cars, buses, trucks, shipping and other transport generated 828 million tonnes of greenhouse gases in 2014. The world’s ability to overcome the climate change challenge hinges, in part, on what happens on China’s roads. That’s almost the equivalent of the EU. Continue reading on TheCityFix.com.

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Philadelphia reduced school-based arrests by 91% since 2013—researchers explain the effects of keeping kids out of the legal system

GCN

COMMENTARY | Launched in 2014, the city's diversion program looks to prevent youths from being referred to the criminal justice system. In the first five years, it decreased school-based arrests by 84%, and researchers say it saves taxpayers millions of dollars.