In Mongabay, RSS Member Tom Rudel highlighted how reforestation must address social, economic, and ecological dimensions—not just tree planting.
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On Resources Radio, RSS Member Ann Eisenberg discussed how law and policy can drive rural revitalization and economic justice in underserved regions.
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On the Business Scholarship podcast, RSS Member Jessica Shoemaker joins James Tierney to discuss how financial markets are reshaping farmland ownership, raising questions of equity, sustainability, and rural justice.
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The ABA’s Solo and Small-Firm Practice Section honoredHannah Haksgaard, author of The Rural Lawyer (2025), for advancing legal access in rural communities.
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In Farm Crime: An International Perspective, RSS Member Joe Donnermeyer examines how farm-related crime—from equipment theft to environmental violations—plays out across countries and legal systems.
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In Rethinking Spatial Inequality, Linda Lobao and Gregory Hooks explore how policy, power, and history shape rural disparities, offering insights for creating more equitable futures.
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In Bridging the Digital Divide in the US, RSS Member Mildred Warner and colleagues explore state and local innovations to expand broadband, digital literacy, and infrastructure in underserved rural areas.
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On NPR, RSS Member J. Arbuckle’s discussed strategies to encourage farmers to plant cover crops, which reduce fertilizer runoff and help address the Gulf of Mexico’s “dead zone.”
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A University of Wisconsin study found that rural housing instability worsens health outcomes, linking poverty and housing stress to public health concerns.
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WSU researchers, including RSS Member Jennifer Sherman, are examining the troubling rise in rural jail rates across Washington, uncovering systemic challenges in rural law and justice.
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