JSPG Volume 19 Issue 01

Cover Memo: Volume 19, Issue 1, Celebrating a Decade of Publishing Innovative Policy Solutions Designed by the Next Generation
Rosie Dutt
Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Science Policy & Governance
Adriana Bankston
Chief Executive Officer & Managing Publisher, Journal of Science Policy & Governance

Volume 19, Issue 1, Celebrating a Decade of Publishing Innovative Policy Solutions Designed by the Next Generation
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Policy Memo: Establishing Modern Grid Resilience in the Southeast United States
Ashna Aggarwal, Clincy Cheung, Bineh Ndefru

Keywords: grid modernization; climate resilience; distributed energy; climate change; Louisiana; Southeast United States

Establishing Modern Grid Resilience in the Southeast United States
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Policy Memo: NIDA’s Funding Policies Contribute to Racial Biases in the Treatment of Drug Use
Priyanka N. Bushana, Emma N. Cook

Keywords: NIDA; drug policy; addiction; drug abuse; racial inequities; research funding; Ginther gap

NIDA’s Funding Policies Contribute to Racial Biases in the Treatment of Drug Use
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White Paper: The Development of Science and Technology Councils for Members of Congress
Lisbet T. Finseth, Lindsay K. Milliken, Tricia White, Michael A. Fisher

Keywords: Congress; science council; science and technology; science policy; technical assistance; science and technology policy; S&T policy

The Development of Science and Technology Councils for Members of Congress
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Policy Memo: Unsafe at Low Levels: Adopt a Federal MCL for 1,2,3-Trichloropropane in United States’ Drinking Water
B. Hope Hauptman, Colleen C. Naughton

Keywords: TCP; policy analysis; drinking water pollution, maximum contaminant level

Unsafe at Low Levels: Adopt a Federal MCL for 1,2,3-Trichloropropane in United States’ Drinking Water
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Policy Analysis: Fish Consumption Advisory Programs: Opportunities and Challenges for the Protection of Human Health in Canada and the United States
Rachael King, Beth Polidoro, Karen H. Watanabe, Trevor Avery

Keywords: environmental policy; fisheries; environmental justice; aquatic toxicology

Fish Consumption Advisory Programs: Opportunities and Challenges for the Protection of Human Health in Canada and the United States
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Policy Memo: Restoration Through Regeneration: a Scientific and Political Lens into Regenerative Agriculture in the United States
Elizabeth Koman, Emily Laurilliard, Aziza Moore, Nancy E. Ruiz-Uribe

Keywords: agriculture; regenerative agriculture; climate-smart agriculture; agricultural industry; soil health; ecological restoration; climate change; US Farm Bill; US food system; monocropping; pesticides

Restoration Through Regeneration: a Scientific and Political Lens into Regenerative Agriculture in the United States
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Policy Memo: Applying Health in All Policies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Amina Maamouri, Nova Tebbe, Chris Unterberger

Keywords: health in all policies; COVID-19; health impact assessment; public health; university governance; health equity; collaboration

Applying Health in All Policies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Policy Memo: Incorporating Graduate-level Internships to Strengthen the STEM Workforce and Trainee Career Prospects
Neysha Martínez-Orengo, Mallory R. Smith, D. Thad Whitaker, Moraima Castro-Faix

Keywords: STEM Opportunities Act of 2019; professional development; STEM workforce; graduate training; higher education; internships

Incorporating Graduate-level Internships to Strengthen the STEM Workforce and Trainee Career Prospects
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Background photo expanded from Mitigating Climate Change’s Impact on Tick-Borne Zoonotic Disease Emergence - Figure 1: Infographic of the dangerous cycle that climate change creates for zoonotic diseases. Humans expand the wildlife-urban interface, and climate change continues to homogenize habitats, creating areas of increased biodiversity where novel species interactions can occur. These interactions present an increased risk for the spread of zoonotic diseases. Image depicts circle in quarters with chart title: climate change and zoonotic diseases. Subtitle: A dangerous cycle. Quarter 1: Depicts icon of crane and tree. Text reads: Expanding wildlife urban interfaces (WUI), Humans continue to use land in novel ways, expanding the WUI. Leads to Quarter 2: Depicts icon of Earth. Text reads: Homogenized habitats, Climate change is causing temperatures to rise globally, creating habitats that are more homogenous. Leads to Quarter 3: Depicts icon of leaf. Text reads: Increased biodiversity. Species can move more freely between homogenized habitats, increasing the level of biodiversity. Leads into Quarter 4: Depicts icons of network relationship between humans, deer, and ticks. Text reads: Novel species interactions. Novel species interactions occur in homogenized habitats, increasing the likelihood of disease transmission. Leads into Quarter 1.

Policy Memo: Mitigating Climate Change’s Impact on Tick-Borne Zoonotic Disease Emergence
Conner S. Philson, Lyndsey Gray, Lindsey Pedroncelli, William M. Ota

Keywords: zoonotic disease; ticks; tick-borne disease; climate change; intergovernmental organizations; public health

Mitigating Climate Change’s Impact on Tick-Borne Zoonotic Disease Emergence
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White Paper: Effective Policy Applications of Psychological Science: Drawing Parallels between COVID-19 and Climate Change
Mehrgol Tiv, David Livert, Trisha A. Dehrone, Maya Godbole, Laura López-Aybar, Priyadharshany Sandanapitchai, Laurel M. Peterson, Deborah Fish Ragin, Peter Walker

Keywords: policy; psychological science; climate change; COVID-19; behavior change

Effective Policy Applications of Psychological Science: Drawing Parallels between COVID-19 and Climate Change
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Policy Analysis: A New (Cold) Front in Polar Intelligence? Trends and Implications of Technology- Enabled Monitoring in the Arctic
Kathryn Urban

Keywords: Arctic security; emerging technology; intelligence; surveillance and reconnaissance; international competition

A New (Cold) Front in Polar Intelligence? Trends and Implications of Technology- Enabled Monitoring in the Arctic
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Policy Analysis: Analyzing the Effectiveness of Environmental Policies to Reduce Citizens’ Exposure to Air Pollution
Leticia Abarca Velencoso

Keywords: citizen exposure to air pollution; PM2.5; environmental policy; OECD; innovation; feed-in tariffs; energy; green fiscal policy

Analyzing the Effectiveness of Environmental Policies to Reduce Citizens’ Exposure to Air Pollution
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Policy Memo: Expanding State Research Capacity in Child Welfare: The Need for State Institutional Review Boards (IRBs)
Elisabeth S. Wilson, Heather Hendley, Rachel D. Russell, Heather H. Kestian, Terry J. Stigdon

Keywords: IRB, human subjects research, child welfare, practice-based research

Expanding State Research Capacity in Child Welfare: The Need for State Institutional Review Boards (IRBs)
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JSPG Volume 19 Issue 01

Editorial Team

Editor-in-Chief
Rosie Dutt

Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Ben Wolfson

Associate Editors

Miriam Aczel, Jason Albert, Ankita Arora, Tess Carter, Luyi Cheng, Jennifer Epler, Jenny Ge, Dilara Kiran, Samuel Mahanes, Sara Marriot, Nabanita Nawar, Olivia Foster Rhoades, Peter Serles

DISCLAIMER: The findings and conclusions published herein are solely attributed to the author and not necessarily endorsed or adopted by the Journal of Science Policy and Governance or issue partners/sponsors. Articles are distributed in compliance with copyright and trademark agreements.

ISSN 2372-2193

Issue DOI: https://doi.org/10.38126/JSPG1901