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Model Uncertainty in Politics and Climate Policy

Legal Planet

The polls are predicting very tight election results. The state results could turn out to be within the margin of error, with half going one way and half the other. But there’s another plausible outcome: a sweep by one side or the other because the polls were all off a few percent in the same direction.

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Success! Removing the Klamath Dams

Legal Planet

(Klamath River Dam removal project [credit: Los Angeles Times]) Most of the environmental law and policy matters discussed on Legal Planet–especially over the past few months–have dealt with natural resource crises, environmental rollbacks, hostile political actors and actions in Washington, D.C., Download as PDF

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New Themed Collection exploring transformation and innovation for resilient equitable Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services

Water Research & Technology

Research has identified several sustainability challenges, including poor maintenance, inappropriate technology, corruption, non-participation of stakeholders, insufficient operational and regulatory capacity, politics and bureaucracy, and inadequate sector financing particularly for operation and maintenance.

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Brazil must not weaken environmental planning rules

Nature

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What Scientists on Greenland’s Ice Sheet Are Learning about Our Changing Climate

Scientific American

He holds dual masters degrees in journalism and in Earth and environmental sciences from Columbia University. He has worked onboard oceanographic research vessels and tracked money and politics in science from Washington, D.C.

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Republican Attack on Science Targets Water Research that Benefits All

Circle of Blue

The GOPs move against the National Science Foundation is part of a broader Republican rejection of federally funded climate and environmental science that does not align with the partys political and cultural aims.

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Greenland’s Ice Sheet Collapse Could Be Closer Than We Think

Scientific American

Climate change is exposing land formerly covered by ice, heightening political tensions on the island nation—and in the waters surrounding it as sea ice also disappears. He holds dual masters degrees in journalism and in Earth and environmental sciences from Columbia University.