Congratulations, @mivanova.bsky.social!!!

Prof. DamonHall and collaborators have been awarded an NSF grant to work closely with Kennebec and Penobscot river communities in Maine on flood-risk reduction and resilience planning using long-range climate and atmospheric predictive flood inundation models. @nu-policyschool.bsky.social

On Saturday, the Northeastern Association for Public Policy Students (NAPPS) hosted its first Urban Sustainability Simulation to practice real-world skills. Participants were charged to implement policies that would bring about water sustainability in a city. @nu-policyschool.bsky.social

Happy to share a first paper on Fora.ai and how it supports solution-building for complex problems like flooding. The platform's collaborative visualization, simulation, and sense-making features enhance understanding of tradeoffs, innovation and decision-make. doi.org/10.1177/2399...

So excited to be part of this project, bringing back the humanities into decision-making!

Sharing a brief article for which I was interviewed by the NY Times. This is what it looks like when we don't regulate emissions or enforce the laws. It doesn't happen only in Argentina. Let's change the trend.

Identifying leverage points for sustainable transitions in urban – rural systems: Application of graph theory to participatory causal loop diagramming Socio-ecological systems are vital for integrated urban and rural environments. Causal loop diagrams (CLDs) help identify system connections and futur…

Happy to share a new paper, hot off the presses! We developed a way to prioritize levers for change in #participatorymodeling with causal loop diagrams. Our method validated participants' insights, and uncovered new ones that hadn't been considered. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...