Problem Solving Must-Read

Banning Right Turns on Red

Plus: Forcing landlords to hand out voter registration forms and making all kidney donors compatible

Problem Solving Must-Read

Banning Right Turns on Red

Plus: Forcing landlords to hand out voter registration forms and making all kidney donors compatible

Here at The Citizen, we do problem-solving journalism, looking for ideas and solutions to move the region forward and make a better city. Here are some other great ideas for solving the world’s problems, from media outlets around the globe:

 

It’s Time for U.S. Cities to Ban Right Turns on Red

Seattle banned right turns on red at its 10 most dangerous intersections. Should Philly do the same?

From NextCity

Will Minneapolis's New 'Renter-Voter' Bill Increase Turnout?

Landlords are now required to hand voter registration materials to tenants, helping connect renters with their new districts.

From CityLab

A New Kidney Transplant Procedure Makes All Donors Compatible

The method effectively improves long-term survival and could end organ wait lists.

From FastCo.Exist

 

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