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New dashboard highlights utility disconnections, policies across country

Utility disconnection dashboard shows the United States, each state a different color depending on number of disconnections over the past year

IU researchers Sanya Carley and David Konisky have created a dashboard that compiles utility disconnections and related consumer protections nationwide to raise awareness about energy insecurity and encourage policy change to protect the most vulnerable.

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