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Albuquerque, NM
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Not positioned in climate mobility discussions per se, but @kimberleyanh and @benjaminpwarner are talking about exactly that in their excellent "Weaponizing Vulnerability", sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Happening today!
Join us for (our very first!) hybrid discussion with
@benjaminpwarner on recent water protests across northern Mexico which emanated from the Mexicali Valley in Baja California, Mexico. Learn more and register here: bit.ly/3Lt1LRS @UNM_GES
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Congratulations to LAII-Affiliated faculty Jami Nelson-Nuñez for her recent publication, Strengthening Health Systems To Face Pandemics: Subnational Policy Responses To COVID-19 In Latin America. Read more here: bit.ly/3r9v5oy
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Logged on today solely for this. Come on geographers, it’s time to spank Biology again in City Nature Challenge! You signed up yet? @MarygoldWD @benjaminpwarner @GeoAIR_Lab @ria_mukerji @GeogCaitLippitt @GeographerChris @UNMsust @desireeloggins @Cassand63762030 @DisasterYolanda
Once again @UNM_GES has challenged UNM Biology in the City Nature Challenge! Pick your team for 2022 & sign up to take photos of plants and animals Apr29-May2. #communityscience @ABQcitynature
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This must-read review (by @kimberleyanh, @rdeanhardy,@HeatherLazrus, @bsorlove, @iriveracollazo, @TimmonsRoberts, @marcyrockman, @benjaminpwarner, etc) nicely frames the increasing & unequal vulnerability to climate change. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…
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GES in UNM News- UNM Geography & Environmental Studies research team details deteriorating New Mexico water systems. #UNM_GES @benjaminpwarner @ria_mukerji news.unm.edu/news/unm-resear…
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With support from the Sustainable Water Resources Grand Challenge, Dr. Benjamin Warner and team detail the state of water systems across NM. @benjaminpwarner
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People! I'm so so excited to announce this: we just launched a website and twitter account for the new R.H. Mallory Center for Community Geography! Funding opportunities coming spring 2021. Check us out: @NMCommunityGeog communitygeography.unm.edu/i…
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Use the code AZEBOOK40 and get 40% off FIN @EBHite22 @barquet4 @DrKuzMan @benjaminpwarner @anthfletch @bmatulis
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What emerges is a “balanced picture of the country, as one struggling to negotiate myriad conflicting forces of conservation and development, market and state, extraction and preservation, production and consumption” 7/
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Woven through these sections are chapters which focus on payments for environmental services, farmers markets, eco-tourism, climate change adaptation, renewable energy, resource extraction, REDD+, and peace parks, among others 6/
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The last section, Negotiating Resource Conflicts, zooms in on particular controversies where the development and sustainability tradeoffs of energy production, resource extraction and climate governance collide 5/
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The 2nd section, Enabling Environmental Governance analyzes whether and how innovative conservation, deforestation and tourism policies achieve conservation and development gains 4/
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The 1st section, Governing the Agrarian Economy, examines how neoliberal policy reforms and remnants of earlier strong state institutions structure the decisions and outcomes of small farmers and commodity crop producers. 3/
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The book is composed of 18 chapters from 24 authors organized in 3 sections. All authors have conducted long-term research in Costa Rica on various aspects of environmental governance and sustainable development. 2/
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Costa Rica is 1 of the world’s preeminent sites for experimentation in how to simultaneously boost sustainability and national development. Our new book - The Ecolaboratory - asks: what can we learn by assessing the last thirty years of experimentation 1/ buff.ly/3ehM8fm
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I’m BIG into online teaching. It can serve our students well and do imaginative and important things that aren’t so easily done in the classroom. After a decade of pushing the envelope, I can share my thoughts and approach. 🧵 – at Tempe, AZ
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Want to come to @unm and work with us on water? We're looking for a new faculty member to join our Sustainable Water Grand Challenge team! unm.csod.com/ux/ats/careersi…
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Winemakers in Europe kept careful records of harvest dates stretching back in some cases to the Middle Ages. Together, they offer a glimpse into how the climate has changed over time on.natgeo.com/2wGR901
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AAG continues to monitor public health conditions and respond to member concerns about COVID-19. We ask all #aagDENVER registrants to take a moment to answer one important question about your decisions & assist us as we assess our contractual obligations bit.ly/2W0v9rB