Volume 4 Issue 1, January 2014
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Op-Ed: Jeremy Pesner. (2014) "The Swartz Legacy - The Input of Technologists in a Technical World."
Keywords: technology, technologists
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Policy Memo: Christos Makridis. (2014) "Where the Environment and Labor Supply Meet: Emissions Pricing, Innovation, and Productivity."
Keywords: environment, energy, labor, tax policy
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Policy Analysis: Maria Andrea Ruotolo. (2014) "Policy Changes needed to Ensure a Successful Wind Energy Future in the US."
Keywords: United States, wind energy, public policy
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Policy Analysis: Claudia Shuman. (2014) "Assessing Agricultural Nutrient Management in the State of Delaware: Integrating Regular Soil Testing into Existing Policy."
Keywords: United States, Delaware, agriculture, nutrient, soil testing, public policy
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Policy Analysis: Megan Ulrich. (2014) "Cleaning Up the Capital's Rivers: Solving The Problem of Combined Sewer Overflows in Washington DC."
Keywords: United States, Washington DC, rivers, sewer, clean up, policy
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Technology Analysis: Alissa Roland. (2014) "To Act or Not To Act: A Proposal for Domestic Geoengineering Governance."
Keywords: United States, geoengineering
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