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Knowledge bank: Society
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How to talk when truth is contested – three strategies for collaborative policy making
Facilitators of collaborative policy making on sustainability issues often face heated debates and conflicting truths. They are on the front lines when facts are contested and emotions run high. A study explores their experiences and presents strategies for navigating post-truth situations. -
Wood use and size of living area in future housing crucial for climate change mitigation
Substituting concrete with wood in multi-family housing construction will benefit the climate as long as our living area does not increase.
Research: Society
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Carp and Carbon: Climate Change and Ecological and Economic Benefits
The objectives of this project are to determine how carp affect carbon sequestration and greenhouse gas emissions from 18 Minnesota lakes and determine both the climate change and economic benefits of carp removal. -
Extreme weather, nematode infection in ruminants and farmers’ responses (EWNIR)
Extreme weather conditions resulting from climate change affect sustainable agriculture and the economy. In a changing climate, gastrointestinal (GI) parasites can cause serious economic consequences for farmers.