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Edward Lempinen

  • Writer, University of California, Berkeley
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UC Berkeley communications & media relations. Formerly at The World Academy of Sciences, AAAS. Journalist by DNA. I like to ask questions. Tweets my own.
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In a new Robert Reich film, divided Americans struggle with difficult conversations

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By Edward Lempinen
| UC Berkeley News
In an early sequence of Robert Reich’s new film, “The Work in Progress,” two young men sit beneath an arching canopy, surrounded by wintry Iowa fields. We know almost nothing about them: One is a person of color, one is white, and they appear to be about 30 years old. There’s a faint uneasiness between them.
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California has an affordability crisis. The fix may be politically uncomfortable.

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By Edward Lempinen
| UC Berkeley News
Astronomical housing prices. Soaring energy costs. Californians taking flight. In research for the UC Berkeley Economy & Society Initiative, policy expert Sam Trachtman explores solutions that challenge conventional wisdom. In new research for the Berkeley Economy & Society Initiative, political scientist Sam Trachtman says California's affordability crisis is linked to anti-growth policies and court decisions set in the 1960s and '70s.
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California Prop. 40, the ‘Billionaire Tax,’ holds lead in new UC Berkeley IGS Poll

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By Edward Lempinen
| UC Berkeley News
Proposition 40, the controversial measure to impose a one-time tax on California billionaires, has the support of 48% of likely voters ahead of November’s election, with 41% opposed, according to a new report by the UC Berkeley IGS Poll. The poll, released Friday Aug. 14, also found that likely voters are leaning against Proposition 39, which would establish strict ID requirements at the polls: 51% opposed to it and 42% in favor.
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