Strained Trans-Atlantic Relations, the Economics of Climate Change, and More

October 25, 2019

Trans-Atlantic relations have been under significant strain over the last few months, in part due to President Trump’s policy on Ukraine and continuing tensions over trade. Brookings experts analyze these developments and more in their updated Trans-Atlantic Scorecard.

In a new joint report from the Hamilton Project and the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, experts examine the impacts of climate change on the global economy, trends in renewable energy pricing, the environmental benefits of carbon taxes, and more.

The homeless student population has climbed in recent years, both in overall numbers and the share of the U.S. public school population. Ariella Meltzer, Diana Quintero, and Jon Valant argue that current federal funding levels to help these students are insufficient, but there is reason for optimism for the years ahead.

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