China and India Expected to Drive New Energy Demand Through 2040
The EIA projects a substantial increase in energy demand over the next 25 years, driven largely by the two developing giants.
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Deepening Discussion of STEM for Early Learners, Part 2
In "Fostering STEM Trajectories," two huge hurdles appeared, public misunderstanding of STEM, and barriers placed on educators abilities.
Arms Race In the Arctic
The U.S. and Russian militaries just took steps to better arm themselves for the newest area of great power competition: the Arctic.
Asset Building News Week – June 17, 2016
Weekly roundup of news, research, and other developments in the asset building field.
After Orlando, More Questions Than Answers
How can we be sure we're asking the right ones in the wake of the country's latest tragedy?
Alaska to the U.S. Department of Education: We’ll Take Your Money, But Not Your Oversight
Alaska is poised to enact HB156, a K-12 assessment law that stands to put the federal Department of Ed between a rock and a hard place.
Four Million Households Can’t Have Been Wrong
But the government was in its inaction after the housing crisis, writes Sade Bruce.
How Mr. Mom Became a Stay at Home Dad
Magaly Marques tells the tale of a father who chose to stay home with his daughter—and of a nation of dads increasingly doing the same.
If We Want Gun Safety, We Need to Change Course
We need to do something differently if we hope to enact gun control in America, says Heather Hurlburt.
Rape Culture and How to Challenge It from Stanford to Rio de Janeiro
Rape culture doesn't know borders. Marco Aurélio Martins argues that our responsibility to change it doesn't, either.
Thanks to a Federal Appeals Court, the Open Internet Is Safe
Emily Hong and Sarah Morris explain the real story in the historic net neutrality decision.
The #StateofWomen in Early Childhood Education
Early child care workers make below the poverty line in 32 states and 97% are women.
The Lanthanum In Your Lens
Why it takes most of the periodic table to make an iPhone, and why many of those elements aren't mined in the U.S. today.
To B-EU or Not to B-EU
What's at stake in the UK's EU referendum, and what will happen if voters do decide to Brexit? Joan Costa Font explains.
Will Trump’s Nomination Lead to More Bipartisan Public Policy?
David Gray examines how it might.