Energy, Environment, Risk, Climate, and Communities at @UrbanInstitute; occasionally 🏀 | @USDA_NIFA + @OSUenvironment PhD alum | Tweets mine etc.
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How can community institutions prepare for climate migration, support climate migrants in the short, mid, and long-term, and plan for resilience? Our massive 3-year study of climate migration impacts in 3 US Gulf Coast communities is out: tinyurl.com/34v482a2 @urbaninstitute
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I am hiring a postdoc to work with me on the topics of climate change vulnerability, resilience, and houselessness along urban streams in the SF Bay Area. Please share this position with your students and networks! drive.google.com/file/d/1IMZ…
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Something I pitched at DOE was to figure out a way to fund dedicated staff to work on transition planning in communities with retiring fossil assets. I'm so excited that they pulled it off -- $3.5 mil avail (no cost share) for govs, cmty groups, NGOs
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This real world, world class soc sci researcher (as honored by @EGSG_AAG) @kelliroem is just what @ENERGY needs. Bravo! Go Cats! @montanastate montana.edu/news/22982/monta…
Today @commercedems will vote on the Railway Safety Act of 2023. My research on why hazardous train derailments happen, who pays for them, and how to prevent them informed the legislation. Read my recommendations on the @urbaninstitute blog: urban.org/urban-wire/why-haz…
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.@CorianneScally & @AnneNJunod continue their great work pushing the importance of good data on rural places, offering add'l ideas here on how better evidence & investments in rural research can support better policy & rural outcomes @urbaninstitute
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.@AnneNJunod: "How do you access bank statements... that were washed away with your home?"
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From @AnneNJunod: Why hazardous train derailments happen, who pays, & how to prevent them urbn.is/3XVoWtA
ALT Anne Junod: Taxpayers often bear the costs of worst-case catastrophes, & residents in small towns like East Palestine—where most catastrophic derailments have occurred—experience the environmental, economic, & social costs but have limited resources to prepare, respond, & recover.
We need more of this coverage re: the East Palestine (and many similar) derailments - focusing on rural environmental equity and social+psych impacts from these disasters. Really pleased to speak with @aydalicampa for this important piece: insideclimatenews.org/news/0… @urbaninstitute
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Hey #housing researchers! @zacharylamb, @sullivan_esther and I are proposing a special issue of Urban Studies on manufactured housing and manufactured home parks. Please consider submitting an abstract (due April 15) and please share!
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.@AnneNJunod: "This is the cost of doing business. It's just that these costs are being externalized mostly to these very small communities that are becoming victimized by these catastrophes."
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.@AnneNJunod on East Palestine's record of train derailments: "There's a constellation of problems that have deep historical roots."
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And don't miss @RachelBDrew & @AyateTemsamani's Policy Brief with local, regional, state, and federal recommendations for preparing receiving communities for climate migration tinyurl.com/bdz93by4
With admiration and thanks to our partners in advancing this important work: @Prof_Rivera, Drs. Monica Teets Farris, Pamela Jenkins, Marla Nelson, Denae King, @DrGlennJohnson & @DrBobBullard; @sara_mct for ongoing guidance and support, & @carlosonhousing for charting the course.