“In our view,” they write, “policies that are done right can help utilities move toward more reliable and cost-effective choices which are also cleaner. Done wrong, they can be costly to the economy and the environment.” Read more here

Justices ruled 5-4 that the federal government could move ahead with its plans to send the migrants to a prison in El Salvador, but that those targeted for deportation must be afforded due process. “Many parties have claimed victory in the Trump v. J.G.G. decision, but one thing is clear: It was a defeat for the rights of non-citizens in the United States,” Collins co-wrote. Read more here, here, and here 

Amanda Paluch shares practical ways to get more out of your daily walk. From picking up the pace to adding walking poles or a workout buddy, Paluch emphasizes that small tweaks can amplify the physical and mental health benefits of this simple activity. Her advice is that “It’s not just about moving more—it’s about moving better.” Read more here

Following the 2020 murder of George Floyd and nationwide Black Lives Matter protests, most of the 500 largest U.S. companies remained largely silent or offered only symbolic gestures in response to racial injustice, according to a new analysis by a team of researchers, including Donald Tomaskovic-Devey.

“We found that most firms stayed silent, while others made only weak symbolic responses,” they write. “Just 1 in 5 made strong commitments, pledging resources and structural changes to their business practices, such as revamping hiring policies or funding racial justice organizations.”