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Meet Dr Rob Manwaring – Rob is a senior lecturer and expert in public policy at Flinders. ““There’s so much we don’t yet know about political science,” he says. “Democracy is changing with the upsurge of populism, the decline in trust and the rise of China. Centre-left political parties are …
Read More »Study Flinders International Relations and Political Science
Meet Dr Rob Manwaring – Rob is a senior lecturer and expert in public policy at Flinders. ““There’s so much we don’t yet know about political science,” he says. “Democracy is changing with the upsurge of populism, the decline in trust and the rise of China. Centre-left political parties are …
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Here, we ask Anna Francis, Resilience Manager at Frome Town Council (Somerset, UK) about recent innovations that have taken place in the town as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, and whether these might have a lasting effect on the town council’s efforts to respond to a climate emergency. Find …
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The problem will only become more serious as the climate crisis disrupts rain patterns, experts warn. “Unfortunately, some state programs don’t have the resources they need to follow through,” Ogden said. In total, there are more than 91,000 dams in the US, according to the National Inventory of Dams, a …
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Top United States and British economists have said in a study published today massive programs of green public investment would be the most cost-effective way both to revive virus-hit economies and strike a decisive blow against climate change. With co-authors including Nobel laureate Professor Joseph Stiglitz from Columbia University and …
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A scientific study says that ocean life could rebound in 30 years but, we have to act now!!♻️???? . Double Tap ❤️ if you are part of this change!! . . ????: @climatecards . . ••••••••• ???? Turn Posts Notifications ON, don’t miss our content! ✔ Follow us on Facebook. …
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WASHINGTON – Removal of the toxic fluorinated chemicals known as PFAS from drinking water costs local communities millions of dollars, says a new Environmental Working Group study, published today in the European water industry journal Water Solutions. The study documented the severe threat PFAS poses to drinking water safety, emphasizing …
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Researchers have found Indian Ocean surface temperatures that helped drive hot and dry conditions in eastern Australia last year were more clearly influenced by climate change than previously thought and are likely to worsen in future. Scientists studying a phenomenon known as the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) say their observations …
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