Introduction to Social and Ecological Network Analysis Short Course 2020
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SESYNC Work Highlighted in Special Issue of Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability
Editorial Overview: The Science of Actionable Knowledge
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What is the science of actionable knowledge?
The projected timing of abrupt ecological disruption from climate change
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Expanding use of archaeology in climate change response by changing its social environment
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Risk Perception of Political Leadership
The current project Putting people into climate models: A multi-model approach to integrating human behavior and climate change, led by Drs Brian Beckage and Katherine Lacasse, aims to develop an expanded integrated climate-social model. This model will include a range of human behavior theories and economic feedback, and will be integrated into a system dynamics implementation of an Earth systems model to examine multiple state variables and processes beyond greenhouse gas emissions.
Air Quality and Pediatric Asthma in Washington, DC
Nationally, 8.4% of children have asthma. Air quality has been identified as a key factor in the development of respiratory conditions. However, health conditions and developmental state are not the only factors that increase an individual’s risk for adverse respiratory outcomes associated with poor air quality.
Landscape sustainability and the landscape ecology of institutions
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Forest Conservation: A Potential Nutrition-Sensitive Intervention in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
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Putting Pesticides on the Map to Guide Conservation of Pollinators and Their Ecosystem Services
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