Dear Colleagues,
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Dear all-
Now I realize this does follow on the thread, which, it was noted by one of
our Canadian colleagues, is probably of no or less interest to those not voting
in US elections, but I pass it on because I think it is interesting more
broadly to see how crying by politicians is perceived.
Michael -
Since you already mention resilience - I definitely would point you to
the work of the Resilience Alliance and the countless cases and studies
and more conceptual/theoretical writings of allied researchers that are
published in the RA's scientific outlet called /Ecology and Society/
We welcome all news related to environmental studies. Newsletters are
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Thanks,
Richard Matthew
Bryan McDonald
Editors, ESS Newsletter
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