| Editor-in-Chief Cody Allen | Senior Policy Analyst | [email protected] Tom Opdyke | Senior Policy Analyst | [email protected] Erin Twomey Partin | Policy Analyst | [email protected] Susan Siracusa | Graphic Designer | [email protected] Agriculture and Rural Development Feature Spotlight: Pine Trees in Peril: Mounting Challenges to the Timber Industry in the South Setting the Standard: Standardized Templates for Solar Leases Navigating New Federal Policies Affecting Farmers Up in the Air: Drone Regulations for Agriculture Help Wanted: Addressing Labor Shortages in Agriculture Securing the Future of Food: State Actions to Combat Food Insecurity Fighting Tusk and Nail: State Actions to Stop the Spread of Feral Hogs Economic Development, Transportation, and Cultural Affairs Celebrating the Semiquincentennial: Americas 250th Anniversary Homegrown Tourism: Managing the Shift from International to Domestic Visitors Classrooms to Careers: Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE)Programs, Credentialing, and Apprenticeships State Incentives for Multi-Family Housing and Zoning Reforms Building Big Close to Home: Place-Based Economic Development Strategies Beyond the Gas Tax: Transportation Funding Diversification Education Sharing is Caring: How States Can Lead the Way with Education Data Sharing Agreements From ABCs and 123s to Birth-to-3: How States are Approaching Early Childhood and Pre-K Education When the Well Runs Dry: How States Can Help Support Alternative Local Education Funding Streams States Make the Choice: Further Expansions of Public and Private School Choice Programs Saved by the Bell: Improving Attendance with Counseling, Intervention, and Support for At-Risk Students System Shock: Addressing Enrollment and Funding Challenges in Higher Education Energy and Environment Liquid Legislation: States Ongoing Approaches to Water Rights and Usage Dealing with Disasters: How States Are Retooling Relief and Resilience Power Demands: States Grappling with Increasing Data Center Power Use Protecting Power Grids from Attacks and Disasters The Continued Growth of Renewables Energy and Resource Consortia Fiscal Affairs and Government Operations Feature Spotlight: Our Two Cents: Implications of the Penny Production Stoppage Feature Spotlight: (Not) Lighting Up: Regulation and Considerations for Burnless Tobacco Any Port in a Storm: States Consider Roles Supporting Benefits Portability for Workers How Federal Actions May Lead to State Budget Deficits and Funding Gaps Service and Security: Allowing Campaign Funds for Security Costs and Protections The Path to Zero Debate and Tax Competitiveness Concerns Wont You Be My Neighbor
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It was written by: Marie Helweg-Larsen, Dickinson College Read more: The US governments call for deep nicotine reduction in cigarettes could save millions of lives an expert who studies tobacco addiction explains Adolescents who smoke or vape may believe tobaccos perceived coping benefits outweigh accepted health risks Why requiring lownicotine cigarettes is still illadvised Marie Helweg-Larsen has received funding from the National Institutes of Health.
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