Wage theft is a massive issue in construction, and a new NY law aims to incentivize the industry to police itself and address the problem
https://t.co/QnzKNIQymD
The construction industry largely applauded the $1.2T federal infrastructure bill, saying it provides much-needed resources to modernize the country's aging and overburdened infrastructure https://t.co/puS6gjWDVe
Some belated personal news: I started as Editor at @constructdive last week! I'm really excited about joining such a stellar team and gaining more insight into infrastructure, planning and labor issues
Learned so much about housing as climate change response reporting this for @NextCityOrg! OR and CA are adapting pandemic hotel housing experiments to shelter residents who have lost homes to wildfire, are endangered by fire/extreme heat, etc
https://t.co/o7YVF94nMS
Letโs talk about heat waves.
As a heat wave broils the Pacific Northwest, scientists are saying itโs safe to assume that carbon emissions are making heat waves more severe and more likely. In other words, climate change is making extreme heat worse. https://t.co/VSWYP10ssb
This was a really good read: "These records remain easily accessible to the public and tenant screening companies, even when the filing does not lead to an eviction or is resolved in a tenantsโ favor."
https://t.co/CnmB5KAOhy
Joel Caston won an unprecedented election in D.C. yesterday. He's the city's first ANC seat holder in a district that represents residents at the D.C. Jail. https://t.co/ILwR3wpGP3
If you havenโt picked up the latest issue of @streetsensedc, correct that immediately. @howisthatlegal is on the cover, and profiles DCโs first drug treatment program for women.
Get this: The D.C. govt is required by law to deliver HARD COPIES of legislation BY HAND to the U.S. Capitol for review. But because of the new fencing around the Capitol, D.C. officials can't get in. That means these laws are basically stuck in legal limbo.
Of all the stories we tell out of D.C., Relisha Rudd's is one every Washingtonian should know.
In @wamu885's new podcast Through The Cracks, @jonquilynhill explores Relisha's life and investigates if her disappearance was preventable. New eps Thursdays. https://t.co/aKqECqNQb2