Category: environmental policy

Meagan Knowlton
October 9, 2015 Meagan Knowltonenvironmental economics, environmental health, environmental policy, faculty, forests, students, water, WRM

What is a Water?

How can we translate between water and regulatory decisions when water speaks so many languages?

Meagan Knowlton
April 1, 2015 Meagan Knowltonclimate, environmental policy, students, water, WRM

Word of the Day: Stationarity

One of the lessons that I’ve been learning at the Nic School has been how to manage water resources that are changing in their availability, their dynamics, and their uses. I look forward to the chance to help forge a new path for water managers.

Meagan Knowlton
December 23, 2014 Meagan Knowltonclimate, environmental policy, sustainability, water, WRM

Buzzword of the Day: Resilience!

I’ve had my eyes opened to how big of a topic resilience is—and how relevant it is—across scientific, social, and economic disciplines.

Language & Climate: IPCC 2014

The change in language in the IPCC Synthesis Report from 2007 to 2014 is indicative of our increasing understanding of climate change and our urgent need to take action.