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September 29, 2020
Research & Commentary: Phoenix Flavor Ban Would Harm Small Businesses with Little Chance of Curbing Youth Tobacco Consumption
Phoenix Facing Potential City Ordinance That Would Ban the Sale of Flavored Nicotine Products and Harm Businesses Despite COVID-19 Economic Struggles
Health Care
September 27, 2020
The Leaflet: States Don't Need Certificate of Need Laws
The Heartland Institute promotes GR's latest webinar on why states do not need certificate of need laws as well as showcasing the work from the week.
Education
September 25, 2020
Research & Commentary: Latest Bullying and School Violence Survey Shows Georgia Students Need Child Safety Accounts
Program Would Be Open To All Georgia Children Facing A Safety Issue At School
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Education
September 22, 2020
Research & Commentary: Latest Bullying and School Violence Survey Shows Connecticut Students Need Child Safety Accounts
Program Would Be Open To All Connecticut Children Facing A Safety Issue At School
Education
September 18, 2020
Research & Commentary: Latest Bullying and School Violence Survey Shows Colorado Students Need Child Safety Accounts
Program Would Be Open To All Colorado Children Facing A Safety Issue At School
Education
September 18, 2020
Research & Commentary: Latest Bullying and School Violence Survey Shows California Students Need Child Safety Accounts
Program Would Be Open To All California Children Facing A Safety Issue At School

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September 29, 2020
Research & Commentary: Phoenix Flavor Ban Would Harm Small Businesses with Little Chance of Curbing Youth Tobacco Consumption
By Heartland Staff
Phoenix Facing Potential City Ordinance That Would Ban the Sale of Flavored Nicotine Products and Harm Businesses Despite COVID-19 Economic Struggles
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September 27, 2020
The Leaflet: States Don't Need Certificate of Need Laws
By Samantha Fillmore
The Heartland Institute promotes GR's latest webinar on why states do not need certificate of need laws as well as showcasing the work from the week.
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September 25, 2020
Research & Commentary: Latest Bullying and School Violence Survey Shows Georgia Students Need Child Safety Accounts
By Tim Benson
Program Would Be Open To All Georgia Children Facing A Safety Issue At School
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September 22, 2020
Research & Commentary: Latest Bullying and School Violence Survey Shows Connecticut Students Need Child Safety Accounts
By Tim Benson
Program Would Be Open To All Connecticut Children Facing A Safety Issue At School
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September 18, 2020
Research & Commentary: Latest Bullying and School Violence Survey Shows Colorado Students Need Child Safety Accounts
By Tim Benson
Program Would Be Open To All Colorado Children Facing A Safety Issue At School
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September 18, 2020
Research & Commentary: Latest Bullying and School Violence Survey Shows California Students Need Child Safety Accounts
By Tim Benson
Program Would Be Open To All California Children Facing A Safety Issue At School
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September 18, 2020
The U.S. Climate in 2019
By Paul Homewood
The climate of the United States has, in most ways gotten less extreme than it used to be. Temperatures have fewer extreme highs and lows, storms less are severe and droughts far less damaging.
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September 17, 2020
Research & Commentary: Latest Bullying and School Violence Survey Shows Arkansas Students Need Child Safety Accounts
By Tim Benson
Program Would Be Open To All Arkansas Children Facing A Safety Issue At School
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September 17, 2020
Cost of Electrification: A State-by-State Analysis and Results
By Thomas Tanton
Transitioning the entire electric grid to a 100 percent carbon dioxide emissions free, largely renewable energy is a poor choice for decarbonizing the economy, wasting billions of dollars.
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September 15, 2020
Research & Commentary: Latest Bullying and School Violence Survey Results Show Arizona Students Need Child Safety Accounts
By Tim Benson
Program Would Be Open To All Arizona Children Facing A Safety Issue At School
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