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12.30.2011
Year-end Links: Fight Entropy Classic Edition
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Fight Entropy's a bit quiet right now given our general end-of-the-year schedules, so today we're calling attention to a few of our ...
12.27.2011
Not just us humans
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I saw this BBC video from Planet Earth on a flight to Asia. Very startling.
12.26.2011
Geoengineering research goes mainstream
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The results of this paper are not very surprising, but what is surprising is that it was published in Nature Climate Change. This is not...
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12.23.2011
New tool for interfering with malaria transmission
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Geoff Johnston , a doctoral candidate at Columbia's PhD in Sustainable Development , is on the team behind this recent study in PNAS....
12.22.2011
Annual Review of Resource Economics
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The Annual Reviews have come out with a new journal (a few issues old) that will be extremely useful resource for many FE readers: Annua...
12.20.2011
Where do I get a forecast of ENSO?
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My colleagues and I have been pushing the idea that ENSO forecasts should be broadly integrated into economic, security and social policie...
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12.19.2011
I know unsustainable development when I see it
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People frequently ask "What is sustainable development?" That's a hard question to answer well at a cocktail party. But the ...
12.17.2011
Weekend links
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1) Lucky iron fish as cheap health interventions 2) Brinicles 3) Allowing network plasticity increases cooperation (PNAS) [another Mech...
12.14.2011
Social Impacts of Climate Change and Climate Variability
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We had an excellent session at AGU last week , thanks to everyone who contributed. Here's a video of the talks, which are succinct, inte...
12.12.2011
Fukushima's long-term implications
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Two articles came out in PNAS Environmental Sciences this week estimating the fallout from the Fukushima nuclear disaster ( Yasunari et al...
12.09.2011
Who self-identifies as a sustainability scientist?
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The footprint of sustainability science in terms of traditional scientific disciplines. (A) The percent distribution in terms of ISI disc...
12.08.2011
Political implications of perceived agreement on climate change
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Support for climate policy and societal action are linked to perceptions about scientific agreement Ding Ding, Edward W. Maibach, Xiaoquan ...
12.03.2011
Mid-week Links
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1) The NYTimes' Wedding section is not a represenative sample of the population 2) Stanford's most popular CS courses online, for ...
12.02.2011
Conflict News
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A new paper finds evidence to support the "rapacity" or "prize" mechanism as an important factor driving civil conflict...
12.01.2011
Sprawl
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Here's a fun 2006 QJE paper that recently ran into. I especially like that they authors made a free down-loadable poster to go along wi...
11.29.2011
Are we producing negative wealth?
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Environmental Accounting for Pollution in the United States Economy Nicholas Z. Muller, Robert Mendelsohn and William Nordhaus Abstract: ...
11.28.2011
Sense and Sustainability
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I recently "discovered" a great podcast: Sense and Sustainability . Impressively, it's run by Jisung Park, a PhD student at H...
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11.26.2011
Weekend Links
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1) Madden Julian Conversation : A blog by a small group of climate scientists about the Madden-Julian Oscillation and the DYNAMO field camp...
11.24.2011
Math studying = f(weather)
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At MIT we used to joke that the earth science department turned on the "weather machine" on the days when prospective students we...
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11.23.2011
Assorted pre-Thanksgiving Links
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1) Molecular genetics and economics (JEP, open access) 2) The case for a progressive tax (also JEP) 3) The power of austism 4) Every t...
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