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A huge congrats to our hometown chef Savannah Miller for making it all the way to the finale of Top Chef season 21! 👩🍳 🎉 ✨ We can't wait to see you back in Durham.
📷: @BravoTopChef
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WE TAKE THE FIRST OVER THE TIGERS, 6-3!!!! ✅
Our first Super Regional win in program history!
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The grocery store banana as we know it is a monoculture. The lack of diversity makes the plant incredibly vulnerable, and it’s facing an existential threat in the form of a devastating fungus. The cure may be growing in an office park in North Carolina.
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This year’s global #EarthDay theme is “planet vs plastics”, and calls for the rapid phase out all single-use plastics. Learn more about how @DukeU supports scholarship and action to fight plastic pollution. nicholas.duke.edu/news/plane…
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New from our Marshall Fire research team...what lessons on equitable recovery can the Marshall Fire offer to Maui? New data and analysis on issues like renters, public participation, and mental health @dickinson_katie @deseraicrow @env_stats_prof urban.org/urban-wire/promoti…
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It was an honor to work with @CathFlowers,@env_stats_prof, @esweinthal and residents of Lowndes County on this environmental justice and health inequities study.
A new paper by a team of Duke researchers examines longstanding environmental justice issues in Lowndes County, Alabama, and presents key findings from an innovative, multi-year collaboration with the local community.
nicholas.duke.edu/news/commu…
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Studies show that historically Black neighborhoods often have hotter temps than other parts of cities, notes @Nature. “We have a lot of great research that we need to mobilize into feasible and effective policy solutions,” said @DukeU expert @AshleyWardNC. nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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9/22: When it comes to wildlife conservation on protected lands in Africa, is public or private land management more effective?
Get insights from @DukeU alum Dr. Patrick Hunnicutt (@ChapmanU) at this in-person seminar. bit.ly/sept22talk

ALT Savannah landscape in Africa faded in background. Text: "Outsourcing Wildlife Conservation: A Comparative Analysis of Private and Government Management of Protected Areas in Africa. Fri., Sept. 22, 11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m., Gross Hall 103. Speaker: Patrick Hunnicutt (T '15), Assistant Professor, Environmental Science and Policy, Chapman University. Part of the Environmental Institutions Seminar Series hosted by the Nicholas Institute and the University Program in Environmental Policy."
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"I keep my anxiety pills in my bag.” From @LSchlemmer_WUNC wunc.org/news/2023-09-13/now…
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This fall, @DukeU is updating its Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan in support of Climate Commitment goals and needs the input of faculty, staff, students and community members. Be sure to participate in the project improvement survey by October 11.
today.duke.edu/2023/09/input…
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Pleased to announce the release of the inaugural issue of the Journal of Climate Resilience and Climate Justice (CRCJ). I'll be Co-Editor-in-Chief starting this fall w/ @shutkinpres Please look for our next issue in 2024.
direct.mit.edu/crcj/issue/vo…
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We’d like to report a field storming in Durham! 🚨😈👀
@DukeFOOTBALL | #GoDuke
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Super excited for the first Political Economy of Climate and Environment conference to be held before #APSA2023 at UCLA tomorrow with 110 attendees! It is so encouraging to see such growth in the field in the last decade. So much exciting work being done.
pece.polisci.ucla.edu/
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As the community mourns and emergency response helps #Lahaina to find shelter, food, water & medical care, local leaders need to begin thinking about recovery. Based on my time living & working on recovery in Hawaii & the Pacific, here are 5 things I suggest they think about:
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"Good weather held back US climate action for decades. Responding to extreme events now requires a grasp of what’s politically possible." from @mullinmeg nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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Joan Tronto Receives the 2023 Benjamin E. Lippincott Award
politicalsciencenow.com/joan…
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📢 Proposal submission for #COPPR24 is now open! We are accepting proposals for individual papers, panels, and roundtables.
The deadline for submission is Sunday, October 15th, 2023.
For more information and to submit, please visit the link below.
policyprocessresearch.org/20…
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My co-panelists and I agreed to withdraw our panel, "Climate Crisis Politics," and will convene an alternative session indepndently. I'll let you know if that's something you can attend online. We don't want to be part of this year's APSA, online or off.
tinyurl.com/23g2zckb
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Are you a graduate student, postdoc, or junior faculty in polisci? Are you opting out of APSA but still have work in progress you could use feedback on? I'm organizing virtual panels! Willing to provide comments? Fill out the form below by Aug 4!
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