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Sharing Our Hopes, Fears, and Solutions to Solve Climate Change While Creating a Better Society: The Deep Decarbonization Pathways Design Framework

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by Chris Bataille (IDDRI.org)

June 2019 Quarterly Research Review

Developing Low-Emission Technologies for the Chemical Industry: A Perspective From Within the Industry

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by Brigitta Huckestein (BASF)

June 2019 Quarterly Research Review - Guest Perspective

Self-Driving Vehicles and the Environment

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By guest authors Morteza Taiebat and Ming Xu, University of Michigan

March 2019 Quarterly Research Review

Sea Level Rise: The Past as an Indicator of the Future

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by John Katzenberger

March 2019 Quarterly Research Review

The Role of Managed Retreat in Adapting to Sea Level Rise

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By guest authors Katharine J. Mach and Miyuki Hino, Stanford University

December 2018 Quarterly Research Review

Improving Risk Assessment of Extreme Events Across Past, Present, and Future

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December 2018 Quarterly Research Review

What Do We Know About Wildfire Attribution and Climate Change?

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September 2018 Quarterly Research Review

What Nature’s Feedbacks and Tipping Points Portend for Our Future

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September 2018 Quarterly Research Review

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Walter Orr Roberts Memorial Public Lecture: Food Security in the 21st Century: New Thinking on an Age-Old Problem

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The global food system is vast and complex, but how secure is it? Dr. Rosamond Naylor, Senior Fellow and Founding Director, Center on Food Security and the Environment, explores the food system starting with civilization’s domestication of grains from hybrid crossing to modern genetic modification techniques, considering the trade-offs inherent in feeding the world’s growing population. Dr. Naylor explores possible solutions to the vexing problems of climate change, resource depletion, population growth, changing diets, poverty, and conflict.

Advances in Solar Energy

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March 2016 Quarterly Research Review

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