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The Appalachian Mountains have the largest wildlife migration corridor in the eastern U.S., but today’s roads increase the risk for wildlife-vehicle collisions. Wildlife crossings—underpasses or bridges for animals—can cut these accidents by 97%. pewtrsts.org/4vQ8RGL
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As America celebrates its 250th birthday, the National Mall remains a symbol of democracy and civic life. The Great American Outdoors Act of 2020 helped restore the Tidal Basin so everyone can enjoy “America’s Front Yard” on days like #July4th. @TheNationalMall
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As the U.S. marks 250 years, what can we learn from our past about how to bridge current divides and make sense of the world today? Watch as journalist and history buff @NPRinskeep shares with Pew President and CEO Sue Urahn what can help give you "a little bit of perspective."
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America’s 250th birthday is a moment to look forward and think about our nation’s shared future. So how do we strengthen the foundation for what comes next? 🎧 Hear more in the latest “After the Fact” episode: pewtrsts.org/4eUd6KJ
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This weekend, the Costa Rican town of Playas del Coco will celebrate an unlikely star: the bull shark. The species is emblematic of the region’s ocean health and the need to protect these waters. pewtrsts.org/4worD8A 📸 Jose Fabio Araya/Misión Tiburón
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“Our democracy is meant to be dynamic.” Ahead of July 4th, @PewResearch President Michael Dimock brings Pew’s data to the @TED stage with a message about American democracy in 2026: Change is still possible. pewtrsts.org/4vDWJcl
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“We cannot talk about America 250 without paying homage to early Black Philadelphians ...” Rev. Carolyn Cavaness, Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church's first female pastor, shares why community and care remain vital today.
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Nationwide, wildlife-vehicle collisions cost more than $10 billion a year, with the average deer crash costing about $20,000. Wildlife crossings—bridges or underpasses for animals—can reduce accidents by 97%, paying for themselves in a matter of years. pewtrsts.org/4vQ8RGL
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Pew Research Center president Mike Dimock just gave a @TEDTalks. It's about American democracy in 2026 — and it's worth your time this July 4th weekend. 🧵
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State-facilitated programs are popping up across the U.S. to help millions of workers access retirement savings plans. As of this May, some 1.2 million participants in such programs across 15 states will have amassed $3 billion in savings. pewtrsts.org/4eEwnRv
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ICYMI: Some state broadband offices risk sunsetting prematurely, before the deployment of billions in BEAD funds. via @pewtrusts buff.ly/Oeven3D
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Good news: A new @CDP reports shows that more companies are measuring how much plastic they make, use, and discard—and planning how to address this. It’s a critical step toward reducing plastic pollution and protecting people and the planet. pewtrsts.org/4xADOAD
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ICYMI: Congress passed bipartisan legislation—the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act—that will: ✔️ Reduce barriers to homebuilding. ✔️ Expand access to financing. ✔️ Improve affordability nationwide. pewtrsts.org/4oN1PjN
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Congrats to UCSF professor @RoarkeKamber for being named a 2026 Pew-Stewart Scholar! His team is engineering immune “big eater” cells to gobble up tumors. This could lead to better treatments and hope for people fighting breast and lung cancer. @PewTrusts ucsf.edu/news/2026/06/432106…
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The largest share of revenue from federal funds (FY24): 1) Louisiana: 50.7% 2) Alaska: 48.8% 3) Arizona: 46.4% 4) Kentucky: 44.3% ... and the smallest: 47) Virginia: 26.7% 48) Kansas: 24.9% 49) Hawaii: 24% 50) North Dakota: 23.9% See your state's data: pewtrsts.org/4gfLOk8
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#NationalRiversMonth spotlight: In 2022, Colorado designated Escalante Creek as an Outstanding Water because it supports: 💧Clean drinking water 🐟Wildlife habitats 🚣Outdoor recreation and local business
June is #NationalRiversMonth! Test your knowledge of U.S. rivers—and see how they support wildlife, people, and communities—with our latest quiz: pewtrsts.org/4exIUVq
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"While [home] prices won't drop overnight, this is a huge step in the right direction—and could lead to more affordability for millions of families across the U.S." — Pew's @Tara_In_DC Watch as she shares a few highlights from the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act 👇
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#NationalRiversMonth spotlight: New Mexico’s Pecos River supports endangered species, provides clean drinking water, and creates outdoor recreation opportunities in the area. In 2022, the river was designated as an Outstanding Water, protecting it for generations to come.
June is #NationalRiversMonth! Test your knowledge of U.S. rivers—and see how they support wildlife, people, and communities—with our latest quiz: pewtrsts.org/4exIUVq
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These three trends could mean big changes for state budgets over the coming years: 🌐 Demographic shifts ⛈️ Climate change 🤖 New technologies What are officials doing to prepare? Find out here: pewtrsts.org/4aFhv2G
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Facing eviction can greatly harm U.S. families—even if a court doesn't order them to leave. But states have a range of policies they can adopt to: ✔️ Reduce eviction filings AND ✔️ Keep families housed AND ✔️ Help landlords get owed rent pewtrsts.org/4x8vmbo
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