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The Livestock Industry’s Secret Weapons: Expert Academics

Inside Climate News

A new paper traces the financial ties between the livestock industry and academic research. By Georgina Gustin When researchers at the United Nations published a bombshell report in 2006 called “Livestock’s Long Shadow,” the livestock industry soon realized it had a major public relations challenge on its hands.

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Some Things You Need to Know About that New York Times Article on Chinese Nuclear “Ambition”

Union of Concerned Scientists

The New York Times recently published an article suggesting there could be a “major shift in China’s nuclear power and doctrine.” Unfortunately, the press can influence how decisions about US nuclear weapons policy are made, and more detailed analyses can be overlooked.

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How to Take on a Pipeline (and Win)

Union of Concerned Scientists

This was a rare moment when the cumulative voices of affected communities who watched their fields wash away due to pipeline construction rose above the influence of a major player in the energy industry. Through a partnership with community groups, V-SCI contributed scientific analyses that advocates often struggle to find.

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How Florida Legislation Will Limit the Student Vote

Union of Concerned Scientists

To help achieve that, our higher education systems can and should play a major role in supporting a culture of civic engagement. Florida’s attacks on academic freedom have implications for student voting When their vote is stifled, a student’s ability to build their political identity and voice is limited.

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Navigating Net Zero Via the Law  

Union of Concerned Scientists

This was the question that prompted a study we wrote with eight other scholars from the Climate Social Science Network , an academic collaborative that investigates climate policy obstruction. Comparative studies are not just academic exercises.

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Citations in science are biased towards a handful of nations – and the gap is growing

Physics World

The study has been conducted by a team led by Charles Gomez from the City University of New York, who examined around 20 million academic papers across nearly 150 fields published between 1980 and 2012. These "over-cited" scientists end up receiving more citations than academics in other countries who work on similar topics.

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AES Corporation Announces Completion Of 220 MW Solar Energy Facilities In Franklin, Fulton Counties To Power University Of Pennsylvania

PA Environment Daily

The project will generate enough energy to power 70% of the total electricity demand of Penn's academic campuses and the University of Pennsylvania Health System, helping to support the University's goal of achieving a 100% carbon neutral campus by 2042. Bcfd Reduction During Winter Storm Elliott; 20.4 Bcfd Reduction In Feb.