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The Open Data Opportunity: How Government Information Can Change the Way California Does Business
Ben Welsh, Alex Padilla, Ted Ross, Alicia Rouault, Deep Varma
article
Milken Institute & California State Treasurer highlight ways green bonds can help close multi-trillion dollar financing gap to repair U.S. infrastructure
LOS ANGELES, August 7, 2018 – The challenge of fixing America’s deteriorating infrastructure and mak
ing it more resilient to the effects of extreme weather and climate change underscores the need for a more robust green bond market, according to a repor
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panel
Resilient Communities I: Adaptive Buildings and Infrastructure (Invite only)
In order for California to sustain economic growth and enhance future quality of life, leaders a
t all levels of business and policy along with key community stakeholders will need to reimagine and re-structure investment in infrastructure with a focus o
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panel
Climate Change Is Impacting Us All, Just Not Equally
Forest fires in California. Flooding in Bangladesh. Air pollution in India and everywhere in bet
ween: Climate change is impacting communities globally.
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landing page
Comment and Support Letters
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California's loss of entertainment jobs will be harder to reverse as new production hubs emerge, according to new Milken Institute reportChanges to the state's incentive program could help keep jobs
LOS ANGELES -- California's stronghold on the entertainment industry is loosening as production jobs
are lured to other locations due to production credits and other tax breaks.
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report
Models for Biomedical Innovation and Commercialization
This report relates to a Financial Innovations Lab held in Jerusalem in 2015 that led to new work a
nd major collaborative projects between the Milken Innovation Center and universities in the U.S..
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panel
Part 1: A Conversation with Rep. Anna Eshoo | Part 2: Unseen Burdens: Managing Chronic Disease During COVID-19 and Beyond
This session will begin with a conversation with US Representative, California, Anna Eshoo follo
wed by a panel discussion.
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report
The CEQA Labyrinth: Fixing the Flaws in a Good Law
Passed in 1970, the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) is the state’s broadest environment
al law.
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panel
Fighting the Cycle of Poverty Through Industry Intervention: A Conversation With Lynda Resnick
While California is often associated with major coastal cities like Los Angeles and San Francisc
o, the state's Central Valley has long been one of the poorest places in the country.
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panel
The New Climate Reality: Financing for Adaptation, Resilience, and Recovery
In 2023 the world saw an unprecedented surge in extreme climate events as warmer oceans, excessi
ve heat, and unprecedented water events shattered records—the Hawaii fires, Hurricane Otis, floods in California and the US northeast, record-breaking heat w
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