Nonprofit News From Elsewhere Online
Lawsuits, internal turmoil, lost federal grants, and legislative reversals are adding up to a “generational loss” for environmental groups. As the Trump administration has overthrown most of President Joe Biden’s pro-environment legislation and reversed decades-old regulations, green groups are cutting staff and looking for other ways to have an impact, with some shifting their focus to states and other countries. Donors have been slow to fill the gap left by rescinded federal grants and some, too, are looking for different ways to further the cause of clean energy. (New York Times)
- Plus: Environmental Groups Sue Over D.O.E. Report Downplaying Climate Change (New York Times)
More News and Opinion
- Virginia Abortion Funds See Sharp Uptick in Patients Both In and Out of State (Virginia Mercury)
- Trump Cuts? Not for This Tax Credit Supported by Colorado Nonprofits in Underserved Communities (Colorado Sun)
- Opinion: The I.R.S. Is Trying to Uphold a Core Liberal Principle (New York Times)
- Churches Are Repurposing Their Real Estate Into Affordable Housing (Boston Globe)
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- A New Way to Reduce Children’s Deaths: Cash (New York Times)
- To Help Low-Income Kids With Cancer Have Better Treatment Outcomes, a Researcher Tries a Different Innovation: Cash (Boston Globe)
- Cash Payments Were Never Meant to Be a Cure-All for Poor Americans (New Republic)
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