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September 11, 2019
These Dams Needed Replacing 15 Years Ago Faculty scholar Jim Blackburn was quoted in a story highlighting Texas' underfunded, aging flood infrastructure.
Read more at The Texas Tribune. September 10, 2019
Stemming Meth Addiction in Texas “In order to help someone out of drug addiction, you often have to address problems in other parts of their lives, help people get jobs, etc. That costs money so it is an investment, an important public health investment,” said drug policy fellow Katharine Neill Harris.
Listen to the discussion at Texas Public Radio. September 6, 2019
Why the French Digital Tax Deal Isn't Good Enough “With the G-7 deal yielding no substantial improvement and companies still needing to endure tedious and unproductive procedures to comply with the French Digital Sales Tax, the stakes are higher than ever,” wrote fellow Joyce Beebe.
Read more at The Hill. September 6, 2019
Amazon Rainforest Remains Endangered "As long as [Jair] Bolsonaro remains president of Brazil — and his current term expires in January 2023 — we should expect deforestation in the Amazon to continue relatively unabated," fellow Mark Jones wrote.
Read more at the Houston Chronicle. August 28, 2019
Texas' New Safety Commission Begins to Meet State leaders, lawmakers and law enforcement officials are convening to discuss how to respond to mass shootings in Texas. Fellow Mark Jones did not expect any concrete changes as a result.
Listen to the discussion at Houston Matters.