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Search ArticlesWhat Philadelphia Can Teach Us About Homeownership
Episode 158 Podcast May 22, 2025 Read time: Share What Philadelphia Can Teach Us About Homeownership Apple Podcasts Spotify Pandora Download (MP3) Transcript (PDF) RSS New to podcasts? Each year, The Pew Charitable Trusts releases the “State of the City” report, which offers a data-rich snapshot of Pew’s hometown, Philadelphia. In this episode, Katie Martin, who leads Pew’s Philadelphia research and policy initiative, breaks down the highlights from the 2025 edition.
State and Local Governments Face $105 Billion in Deferred Maintenance for Roads and Bridges
After years of underinvestment, better data and increased investment are needed to manage this growing liability Share State and Local Governments Face $105 Billion in Deferred Maintenance for Roads and Bridges Robyn Beck AFP via Getty Images Overview Are states investing enough in roads and bridges to prevent them from falling apart and to avoid leaving future generations on the hook for a costly repair bill?
Pew Applauds Montana for Enacting Historic Funding Account and Dedicated Revenue for Wildlife Crossings
New funding aims to help connect habitats and reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions Press Releases and Statements May 19, 2025 Read time: Share Montana Enacts Landmark Wildlife Crossing Legislation WASHINGTON—The Pew Charitable Trusts today applauded Montana Governor Greg Gianforte (R) for signing bipartisan legislation supporting the construction of wildlife crossings in the state, in a move designed to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions and improve habitat connectivity.
Lab-Grown Baby Corals Offer New Hope for Hong Kong’s Marine Ecosystems
Known affectionately as the “coral mom,” 2019 Pew marine fellow and marine biologist Dr. Apple Pui Yi Chui has made it her mission to restore Hong Kong’s coral communities. And she has succeeded—by returning baby corals grown in her lab to the sea, Chui and her team of researchers at the Chinese University of Hong Kong have become the first in the region to achieve a nearly 90% coral survival rate. That’s no small feat in her part of the world.
Can Philadelphia Better Address the Needs of People Suffering From Addiction?
Experts from Pathways to Housing PA, Project HOME, and Thomas Jefferson University say yes—and explain how Article May 16, 2025 By: Jessica Gillespie & Larry Eichel Read time: Projects: Pew Fund for Health and Human Services & Philadelphia Share Can Philadelphia Better Address the Needs of People Suffering From Addiction? A Pathways to Housing PA community outreach staff member (right) meets with a program participant to discuss program services, including housing and harm reduction.
International Law Obligations Must Inform How Countries Regulate Seabed Mining
Member States must consider global agreements when negotiating regulatory framework White Paper May 16, 2025 Read time: Share International Law Obligations Must Inform How Countries Regulate Seabed Mining Courtesy of The National Oceanography Centre and the Trustees of the Natural History Museum, NERC SMARTEX project As world governments negotiate regulations to manage deep-sea mining, views differ within the membership of the International Seabed Authority (ISA) – the body tasked with...
Michigan Models New Approach to Treating Alcohol and Stimulant Use Disorders
Policymakers expand opioid use disorder health homes, improve care for people with other substance use disorders Share Michigan Models New Approach to Treating Alcohol and Stimulant Use Disorders Hal Bergman Getty Images Overview Since 2018, Michigan’s Medicaid program has provided treatment to patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) through health homes—a team of health providers that integrate and coordinate their services specifically for Medicaid enrollees.1 These care models offer a...
As Federal Funding Landscape Shifts, States Brace for Fiscal Impact
Angela Weiss AFP via Getty Images There’s a saying in the state budget world that there is no such thing as a “normal” budget cycle. Part of the budgeting process requires allowing for unforeseen events. The past five years have underscored that sentiment as state policymakers navigated new spending needs during the COVID-19 pandemic, the revenue surge that followed, and historic levels of federal aid.
Governors Address Behavioral Health Needs for 2025
32 leaders from both sides of the aisle agree on the need to improve access to—and quality of—behavioral health care Article May 15, 2025 By: Julie Wertheimer Read time: Share Governors Address Behavioral Health Needs for 2025 Raymond Gehman Getty Images Across the country, governors continue to make behavioral health a priority—using their State of the State, budget, and inaugural addresses to highlight investments in behavioral health infrastructure, workforce, and treatment.
Advanced Transmission Technologies Offer Relief for Strained Power Grid
States turn to near-term, cost-effective solutions to expand electric capacity Share Advanced Transmission Technologies Advanced transmission technologies are a cost-effective way to unlock power line capacity and bring energy projects online.