In this Issue:

  • Fall 2024
  • Creating State Courts That Can Better Serve Communities
  • Return on Investment
  • 28 Million Acres of Alaska Land Remains Off-Limits to Big Development
  • A Major Update for Fiscal 50 Followers
  • A Pledge For All
  • About 3 in 10 Americans Would Consider Buying an EV
  • Auto-IRAs Promote Secure Retirements
  • Why Peatlands Merit Strong Protections
  • How Much Do You Know About Illegal Fishing?
  • How Preventing Antibiotic Overuse Is Helping Fight Superbugs
  • Immigrants Boost Philadelphia's Growth
  • Louisiana Primed to Lead Offshore Wind Supply Chain
  • Pew’s Board Gains New Members
  • Religion’s Importance Varies Around the World
  • The State of the American Middle Class
  • Why Coastal Wetlands Need Protection
  • Why Newfoundland's South Coast Fjords Are Sacred
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Fall 2024
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Auto-IRAs Promote Secure Retirements

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In 2018, as one of the youngest members of the Washington state House of Representatives (she was 38 at the time), Kristine Reeves began advocating for ways to help her generation of Americans do what she hadn't yet done herself—start saving regularly for the long-term future.

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A Pledge For All

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Many of us may not have recited the Pledge of Allegiance since we were in school, but the words “with liberty and justice for all” continue to resonate—and set an ambitious goal.

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$22 billion

Across the globe, nations spend $22 billion a year on subsidies paid mostly to industrial fishing fleets to artificially lower the costs of fuel and vessel construction, ultimately allowing more fish to be caught than is sustainable. 
Pew is now working to encourage swift entry into force of the 2022 World Trade Organization agreement that will limit subsidies used in illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, subsidies for fishing on overfished stocks and subsidies to vessels fishing on the unregulated high seas. Pew is also supporting countries in ongoing negotiations on additional rules to address subsides that contribute to overfishing and fishing vessel overcapacity in all ocean areas.