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- Antarctic Krill
- Follow The Facts
- From Research Comes Change
- How the American Middle Class Has Changed
- How to Translate Questions for International Surveys
- Robert Anderson “Andy” Pew
- Conservation Can Be a Rallying Point for Our Divided Nation
- The "Sandwich Generation"
- Nonprofits Fill the Gap in Statehouse News Coverage
- Follow the Facts
- Noteworthy
- Private Lands Are the Next Battleground
- The Complexities of Race and Identity
- Return on Investment
- The FDA Needs More Information on Supplements
- Tracking Marine Megafauna to Guide Ocean Conservation
- When the Water Rises
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How the American Middle Class Has Changed in the Past Five Decades
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A Growing Middle Class Could Save the World's Economy
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In 1851, Britain hosted the Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations showcasing the art, industry, and science resulting from the fastest expansion of wealth and the largest increase in economic opportunity that the world had ever seen.
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The American Family: The Financial Crunch of Families
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PODCASTMay 17, 2019
From diapers to day care and beyond, it’s getting more expensive to raise a family in the U.S. And just keeping up with daily costs makes saving for a rainy day or retirement all the harder. We speak with three families about what it takes to make it work—and what keeps them up at night.
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