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Read the full article … ‘At San Francisco General Hospital, more than 80% of the first patients admitted for COVID-19 were Latino, nearly three times the rate the hospital usually sees.’ … Read the full article

Read the full article … “Scientist Sacoby Wilson has long focused on health issues related to environmental injustice. In an e360 interview, he discusses how social and environmental inequality have contributed to the outsized impact of Covid-19 on low-income neighborhoods…

Read the full article … ‘Americans have always had a difficult relationship with urban density. But in a crisis, we need what cities can provide.’ … Read the full article

Read the full article … “Density takes many forms. One interesting finding that has started to come out of early research is that rather than density of homes being the problem, the real issue is overcrowding, or several people living…

Read the full article … “One interesting finding that has started to come out of early research is that rather than density of homes being the problem, the real issue is overcrowding, or several people living under one roof. This…

Read the full article … “In a way, the U.S. Census Bureau picked a good year to go digital. Since 1790, when the federal government first started collecting national demographic data, the 2020 decennial count is the first where people…

Read the full article … “It’s a groundbreaking ruling that may impact other projects proposed under that law, said Ryan Patterson of the San Francisco-based law firm Zacks Freedman & Patterson, which represented CaRLA.” … Read the full article