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Tracking economic indicators is challenging at the best of times, but lately it has been especially so, with key variables moving in ways that often differed from what economists expected. Job gains, for example, have often surprised to the upside, as discussed in a recent blog. Real GDP had done the same for a few…
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By Emily Pindilli, Jane Lubchenco, and Sol Hsiang, Office of Science and Technology Policy Climate and Environment Team The U.S. economy and our environment are deeply intertwined. A strong economy relies on a stable climate, clean air and water, and the many other benefits that nature provides. On his first week in office, President Biden…
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Those who care for children, the elderly, and people with disabilities are vital for the healthy functioning of our economy. Access to affordable, high-quality care allows individuals to enter the labor force, reduce absenteeism at work, and retain more of their income to spend on basic necessities like food and housing.
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By Kris Ludwig, Assistant Director for Resilience Science & Technology, Office of Science & Technology Policy, and Crystal Bergemann, Senior Director for Resilience, Council on Environmental Quality Flooding is the most common and costly natural hazard in the United States. This spring season alone, approximately 122 million people are projected to be at risk for…
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By Crystal Bergemann, Senior Director for Resilience, Council on Environmental Quality & Kris Ludwig, Assistant Director for Resilience Science & Technology, Office of Science & Technology Policy Flooding is the most common and costly natural hazard in the United States. This spring season alone, approximately 122 million people are projected to be at risk for…
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For the first time since the mid-20th century, over 95 percent of this year’s planned new electric-generating capacity in the United States is zero-carbon.[1] Natural gas has long been relied on to ensure the nation’s power grids deliver electricity when needed. However, recent trends indicate a shift: Between 2020 and 2024, the share of new…
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