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Water & Environmental Justice

289,767 EPA-regulated facilities tracked across 3,120 counties

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ER Access & Mortality Risk

County-level risk profiles measuring emergency room access failure — drive time, overcrowding, closures, and shortage designations

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Nursing Home Accountability

Registry covers 14,710 nursing home facilities across 53 states

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Police Settlement Tracker

Tracking taxpayer-funded police misconduct settlements and their connections to campaign finance

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In Progress

Subsidy Clawback Tracker

1,657 companies received public subsidies and later filed WARN Act mass layoff notices, affecting 145,000 workers across 48 states. $39.2B in subsidy exposure.

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In Progress

Opioid Settlement Spending Tracker

Tracking $24B in opioid settlement allocations across all 50 states. $3.8B in documented spending — just 16% of funds allocated. 1,329 mission-drift flags.

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Faith & Public Services

Mapping the $34.5 billion overlap between religious hospitals, federal social service grants, and the lobbying campaigns that protect the arrangement.

Religious hospitals receive $34.5B annually in Medicare and Medicaid as the sole emergency room provider in 63 counties across 25 states (68 total including 5 hospital-only counties), covering 3,073,802 residents
In 50 of those 68 desert counties (ER-only + hospital-only), the same religious organization (or its affiliate) also receives federal social service funding — creating a 'double capture' of public health infrastructure
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Malpractice Accountability

2,873 federally excluded physicians still maintain active provider records. Cross-referencing OIG exclusion lists against the national provider registry.

2,873 federally excluded physicians still maintain active National Provider Identifier (NPI) records
147 physicians convicted of patient abuse or neglect have active NPI records
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Published

NYS Power: Who Pays for Regulatory Capture

New York electricity rates are 49.7% above the national average. Clean energy mandates account for just 4.7% of rate increases. We traced where the other 95.3% went — and who lobbied to get it.

New York electricity rates are 49.7% above the national average (EIA 2024: 25.19¢ vs 16.83¢/kWh)
Clean energy mandates account for only 4.7% of rate increases ($187M of $4.0B) — infrastructure, profits, and storm costs drive 63%
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