Next month, the Tipitina's Foundation will release a new CD honoring Fats Domino, with proceeds from it earmarked for resurrecting his music publishing company and opening a co-op near the singer's home in the Lower Ninth Ward.
The documents typically say that those donations were earmarked for projects unrelated to climate change, like publishing right-leaning newsletters on drug and technology policy.
However, the only published inventory shows that nearly half of the trees earmarked for logging may be non-spruce varieties, which have been unaffected by the beetle outbreak.
To demonstrate another possible solution, the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation, an independent grant-making body, published a manifesto earlier this month proposing how the £2.3bn earmarked for prison building could be better spent on alternative measures that would reduce the prison population.
They published the names of the 3000 politicians and administrators who had been earmarked for survival in underground bunkers in the event of a nuclear strike on London.
These striking findings were widely published by schools and local newspapers: parents could find out how much money had been earmarked for a school, and how much had actually reached it.
Further research, such as a 2005 study published in the Journal of Public Economics, confirms that low-income lottery players sometimes use money earmarked for food, rent or other housing to fund this gambling habit.
The UK government has published several major studies on AI, and last year it committed $663 million to tech funding, much of which has been earmarked for AI.
Money for the future, earmarked for surgery.
The fuel tax is earmarked for highways.
(1) Transfer earmarked for grass roots purposes.
