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Locally led adaptation is a growing priority for many governments, funders and communities alike. It aims to shift from a top-down approach of adaptation to a new paradigm where decision-making power is devolved and resources are redistributed to empower local actors to build resilience against climate impacts.
The state suspended MCAS exams in 2020, returning in 2021 with a version allowing for remote administration and shorter testing time for grades 3-8.
Priorities from the white house perspective. what are they, going into the summit? and how will the white house measure progress? >> reporter: they're not bracing for a big breakthrough. that's absolutely correct. so essentially, one thing the u.s. and russian presidents agree on is that relations are at an all-time low point. the white house views this as, anything that can raise the bar ever so slightly or incrementally will be viewed as progress. the president has a long list of things he plans to confront putin about, and they're hoping he can get to all of them. we're learning a little bi...
You, you know, your personal reflections over 12 months, all of us together covering this story. you first, paul. >> derek chauvin is a convicted murder, the evidence was overwhelming, but we could never take that conclusion for granted. that's not usually the kay when a police officer kills an african-american man, but nicolle, this is how i will measure progress. when i stop being scared when i see a cop car behind me, when seeing that officer doesn't make me anxious. i don't feel any less anxious now than i did last year or ten years ago. >> wow. thank you for sharing that, paul. rev? to yo...
Same sidewalk as the white person. you county have that happening overtry in society today. so how does one measure progress. >> that. >> that's something we can measure -- >> to say in 1985 or 1995 that it was, you know, it's worse now -- >> then look at the realities. is the fact that black and brown faces make up a majority of the men that are in prison. look at the majority -- >> -- industrial complex. >> and the prison pipeline. talk about what's going on in inner cities where people are -- >> talking about the videotape that we're waiting for chicago for -- >> that's reality. >> that is ...