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Legal Design Principles of Government-Supported Adaptation: Designing Effective Decentralization Programs in Cities and Vital Water Social-Ecological Systems |
2018 |
Daniel A. DeCaro, University of Louisville, Edella Schlager, The University of Arizona, Tucson |
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New Scenarios and Models for Climate Engineering |
2018 |
Simon Nicholson, American University, Christopher Trisos, African Climate and Development Initiative |
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Socio-environmental systems indicators for climate change adaptation & resilience in the US |
2018 |
Keely Maxwell, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Jesse Keenan, Harvard University |
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Advancing interdisciplinary research on social-ecological networks to understand ecosystem services across scales |
2018 |
Laura Dee, University of Minnesota, Angela Guerrero, The University of Queensland |
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Food-Energy-Water Interdependencies of the Global Agrarian Transition |
2018 |
Jampel Dell’Angelo, VU University Amsterdam, Paolo D’Odorico, University of California Berkeley |
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Regime shifts in the Andes |
2018 |
Xavier Benito-Granell, SESYNC, Albert Ruhi, Collaborating Mentor |
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Global landcover change and water resources |
2018 |
Se Jong Cho, SESYNC Postdoctoral Fellow, Betsy Otto, Collaborating Mentor, Charles J. Vorosmarty, Collaborating Mentor |
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Shifting dispersal networks |
2018 |
Evan Fricke, SESYNC Postdoctoral Fellow, Jens-Christian Svenning, Collaborating Mentor |
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Rugged Resilience |
2018 |
Lee Mordechai, SESYNC Postdoctoral Fellow, John M. Anderies, Collaborating Mentor |
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Food life cycle assessments |
2018 |
Quentin Read, SESYNC Postdoctoral Fellow, Kristal Jones, Collaborating Mentor, Mary Muth, Collaborating Mentor |
