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EPPS Lab

@eppslab

Environmental Policy, Planning & Sustainability Lab at the University of New Hampshire led by Dr. Catherine M. Ashcraft

 Durham, NH
colsa.unh.edu/epps
Joined September 2016
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Great work @ZahorikMichal presenting your research on #ConservationPlanning for #FloodResiliency in NH last week @UNH_GradSchool 's Graduate Research Conference! @NRESSPhD @COLSA_UNH
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New Security Broadcast | US Climate Envoy John Kerry on the Importance of Our Oceans - go.shr.lc/3omDbvi via @NewSecurityBeat
New Security Broadcast | US Climate Envoy John Kerry on the Importance of Our Oceans

New Security Broadcast | US Climate Envoy John Kerry on the Importance of Our Oceans

It is fully within our power to guarantee a healthy ocean and protect it for the future, says Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry in today’s episode of the New Security Broadcast. [...]

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This is fabulous!
Caroline Gottschalk (@creekthinker) profile pictureCaroline Gottschalk@creekthinker16 Nov 2022
So proud of our new “STORYING THE FLOODS: EXPERIMENTS IN FEMINIST FLOOD FUTURES” in @OpenRiversUMN. An argument/methodology for community members to story their own solutions to flooding. And a love letter to the people, lands, & waters of the Driftless openrivers.lib.umn.edu/artic…
Storying the Floods: Experiments in Feminist Flood Futures

Storying the Floods: Experiments in Feminist Flood Futures

By Caroline Gottschalk Druschke, Margot Higgins, Tamara Dean, Eric G. Booth, and Rebecca Lave. Life in Wisconsin’s Kickapoo River and Coon Creek watersheds, the focus of our Driftless work, has bee…

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That's a wrap! Thank you, for an inspirational, action-oriented UN 2023 Water Conference. As @antonioguterres said: Together, you’ve brought the world together around solving the water challenge and reinforcing international collaboration for this vital resource. #WaterAction
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📣 NEW REPORT : @UNUINWEH brings #WaterSecurity to the #UN2023WaterConference today. According to a new global assessment, 3 out of 4 people currently live in water-insecure countries and many challenges remain to achieve #SDG6. 👉 go.unu.edu/xtRRl
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Secretary-General @antonioguterres addresses a packed room, thanking everyone for their commitment to #WaterAction He noted: “The commitments at this Conference will propel humanity towards the water-secure future every person on the planet needs" 📺 media.un.org/en/asset/k1g/k1…
General Assembly hall with hundreds of seated participants, and Antonio Guterres on stage

ALT General Assembly hall with hundreds of seated participants, and Antonio Guterres on stage

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Welcome to the UN 2023 Water Conference! Tomorrow, the world will unite for water for the first time in almost 50 years. Here is everything you need to know about the Conference and how to take part in #WaterAction🧵
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🔔 PRESS CONFERENCE Want to know about the state of water security in the world and our progress toward #SDG6? The Global Water Security Assessment will be released on the 2nd day of the #UNWaterConference. March 23, 11 am EST #WorldWaterDay
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New Research: Implementing just climate adaptation policy: An analysis of recognition, framing, and advocacy coalitions in Boston, U.S.A. frontiersin.org/articles/10.… #sustainablecities
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Congratulations! @NRESSPhD @UNH_GradSchool
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Here's my article. seagrant.unh.edu/blog/2022/1…
Graduate Student Feature: Gender Equity in Aquaculture

Graduate Student Feature: Gender Equity in Aquaculture

After her own experience in fisheries, Graduate Fellow Natalie Lord examines gender equity and social networks in New England aquaculture.

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So proud to know @nataliealord and get to write about her research! We've got a new article out about her project but more importantly check out her actual project! risingtidephotovoice.com
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Very excited about this forum! Thank you @jen_nelles @JayRickabaugh @UrbanAffairsRev for pulling all our contributions together!
Jen Nelles (@jen_nelles) profile pictureJen Nelles@jen_nelles13 Oct 2022
Part 2 of our @UrbanAffairsRev forum on The State of the Field: American Regionalism and the Constellation of Mechanisms for Cross-Boundary Cooperation is now up! A thread :) urbanaffairsreview.com/2022/…
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If you are looking for resources to set up a new research lab/group/team, read the @UofNH Responsible Conduct of Research Committee's Simple Guide to Starting a Research Group publication ~ scholars.unh.edu/research_in…
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Published! Compound urban crises. Westman, @jamespatt10 @Rachel_Macrorie Orr @eppslab @VaneBailo @DanaDolan @grnsavvy van der Heijden @HickmannThomas, @RobertHobbins @Marielle_Papin Robin @ChristinaRosan @jonas_torrens Webb doi.org/10.1007/s13280-021-0…
Table 1. Causes and impacts in studies with a framing of singular crisis (with examples from Covid-19), transboundary crises, and compound risks (drawing on the climate change literature). Source: Westman, et al. Compound urban crises. Ambio (2022). https://doi.org /10.1007/s13280-021-01697-6

ALT Table 1. Causes and impacts in studies with a framing of singular crisis (with examples from Covid-19), transboundary crises, and compound risks (drawing on the climate change literature). Source: Westman, et al. Compound urban crises. Ambio (2022). https://doi.org /10.1007/s13280-021-01697-6

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Cities need to be redesigned for the climate crisis. Can they make us happy, too? theguardian.com/us-news/ng-i…

Cities need to be redesigned for the climate crisis. Can they make us happy, too?

It’s tempting to draw lines on a map, but we can’t forget that cities should be designed for the people who live there

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#UNHInternationalEnvironmentalPolicy
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NEW from @wilsonCEF | "China and U.S. Aquaculture Open Doors to Invaders" bit.ly/3gAcJHK
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New Security Beat (@NewSecurityBeat) profile pictureNew Security Beat@NewSecurityBeat30 Aug 2021
.@FlorianKrampe, @FarahHegazi, & @StacyDVanDeveer offer pathways that afford policy makers opportunities to identify and understand development, environmental management, and peacebuilding opportunities across broad areas of their work. See more: bit.ly/3BkTXMK
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New Security Beat (@NewSecurityBeat) profile pictureNew Security Beat@NewSecurityBeat1 Sep 2021
“When combined, climate change, violent conflict, and fragility aren’t just additive, they actually create compound risks.” Here’s how U.S. foreign policy can prevent these compound risks: newsecuritybeat.org/2021/09/…
Integrating Conflict Prevention and Climate Change in U.S. Foreign Policy and Development Assistance

Integrating Conflict Prevention and Climate Change in U.S. Foreign Policy and Development Assistance

Climate change is no longer an abstract issue we may face in the future. Devastating forest fires, the hottest June on record in the United States, lethal flooding in Europe and Asia, and extreme...

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