For rural communities miles from a grid connection, energy poverty is entrenched by lack of access to financial systems.
Google's search dominance, DoJ said, may be further entrenched by its "exclusive access to content" through the settlement.
In the community studied here – San Isidro – collective action challenges entrenched historical inequalities in access to land and water, and seeks to increase shared labour on common infrastructure, whilst also managing communal areas of páramo moorland.
In our new global world, where satellite transmissions and the Internet have created access to culturally entrenched institutions, everyone stands to benefit.
"But," says Doug Webb, HIV/AIDS policy adviser for Save the Children UK, "vulnerabilities are high because of deeply entrenched, mainly rural poverty, poor access to health services and high amounts of migration of young men to India and the Gulf".
It looks like open access could become entrenched at the lower end of the reputational scale because it mainly publishes papers that are not deemed particularly important in the bigger scheme of things.
But child hunger is a reality for many Americans, especially those in rural counties, who shoulder disproportionately higher rates of entrenched poverty and have less access to healthy produce, accessible/affordable grocery stores, food banks and emergency food assistance.
The pricing regulations are meant to let rivals viably compete with the entrenched local phone companies by leasing access to their networks rather than having to build expensive duplicate systems.
Entrenched social and economic inequities in access to water and sanitation, as well as polluting environmental management practices has caused widespread problems for urban populations.
I realized after the first six to seven years of trial and error that we cannot change the broader cultural and economic problems such as social disparity, limited access to services and entrenched cultural norms that these girls face.
