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- New York City’s Composting Program: Rats Rejoice!
Rats throughout New York City must be celebrating the news that New York City Mayor Eric Adams just proposed the elimination of the Big Apple’s organic composting program. - The Economics of Flooding: Assessing the Costs and Benefits of Climate Adaptation
On November 8, SILC hosted a dynamic panel that examined the economic implications of climate change and flooding - Climate Tipping Points (CTPs) And Flood Risk Models
Data analysts who develop flood risk models for property insurers, land developers, and government zoning officers have a new variable to plug into their data sets. - In The Sustainability Reporting Field, There Is No “United” Market
Today’s European Union (EU) began its existence in 1957 as the European Economic Community (EEC), i.e. a “community” of independent states. - Invasive Species Cost Assumptions In Environmental Risk Models
Last month, the United Nations Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) produced a study entitled “Assessment Report on Invasive Alien Species and their Control.” - It’s Time To Add Meteorology To Your List Of Volatile Risk Factors
A few days ago, almost eight inches of rain fell on New York City in a single day. The deluge imposed massive flooding, sewage back-ups, and other economic costs on the nation’s largest city.