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Several @Princeton Ph.D. students contributed to this article on the relationship between food certifications, universities, and environmental justice. 🍃✊
Can university food procurement contribute to social and environmental justice? This new Highwire article looks at the relationship between consumer food certifications, universities, and environmental justice: highwire.princeton.edu/2021/…
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This @HighwireEarth viewpoint looks at consumer food certifications, local farming communities, and CSAs - and examines ways universities can build environmental justice when it comes to produce. One of the authors is affiliated with @AndlingerCenter
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Here's everything you need to know about #carbon offsetting - written by @Treuer for @HighwireEarth.
Wondering how to give more effectively this holiday season? Check out @Treuer's guide to carbon offsetting!
highwire.princeton.edu/2020/…
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We are excited to announce that @Princeton is a Host Institution for this year's @AASHENews Conference! This means that any #PrincetonU student, staff or faculty member is able to attend for FREE and hear from amazing speakers like @DrIbram. Learn more: bit.ly/AASHE2020
We are excited to share that @DrIbram will be the Wednesday, Oct. 21 midday keynote speaker for AASHE's #GCSHE! Register to join us: cvent.com/events/global-conf… Use code BACKTOSCHOOL and save $25 on standard registration by 9/25.
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Recent @WilsonSchool grads @JEkiawoin *19 and @ishetiar *19 conducted research in Liberia on corruption and government accountability, how these affect sustainable development, and ways to build coalitions for reform (via @HighwireEarth). ow.ly/LrI250uWJqx
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Two of our alums explain how #corruption is undermining sustainable development in Liberia. This is a must-read! 📄
Corruption undermines sustainable development by contributing to instability and promoting inequality. James Kiawoin (@JEkiawoin) and Sakari Ishetiar (@ishetiar), two Princeton MPA students, discuss corruption and government accountability in this article:
highwire.princeton.edu/2019/…
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New publication on #Liberia, #corruption, and #UN sustainable development goals #UNSDG up on @HighwireEarth . Written with Liberian optimist @JEkiawoin . Check out excerpts:
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#PrincetonU PhD candidate Timothy Treuer (@treuer) details why a juice company dumping orange peels in a Costa Rican conservation was a win-win-win situation: ow.ly/YSl650g9VuO
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A case for utilizing historic buildings for sustainable development: ow.ly/qKWw309HYPT via @HighwireEarth
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What are the best ways to motivate people to get #healthy? Make it cheap and easy, this #research finds: ow.ly/wMg3308MaIQ
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In the latest post on @HighwireEarth, @justine_atkins1 assesses conflict b/n biodiversity & economic interests highwire.princeton.edu/2016/…
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A short article on the importance of reducing methane emissions in the US. highwire.princeton.edu/2016/… via @HighwireEarth
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Join us for Food Entrepreneurship Symposium @Princeton Friday, Feb. 19 - bit.do/FoodEntrepreneurship
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What do we know about the Zika virus? #PrincetonU experts answer that and more.. xitter.cf/princetonideas/status/…
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@HighwireEarth writer @kaiatombak describes the costs of mass incarceration and urgent need for prison reform highwire.princeton.edu/2016/…
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@HighwireEarth writer Justine Atkins describes new approaches for evaluating the effectiveness of protected areas highwire.princeton.edu/2016/…














