► Congrats to PhD candidate, Katie Overbey, who placed second in the 3MT Competition! ► This month's cover of Nature Energy goes to PhD candidate Elina Spyrou and Professor Ben Hobbs, et. al., who developed a framework for planning electricity system expansion under uncertainty in fragile and conflict-affected states and applied it to South Sudan. Read the article.
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E-cigarettes, Juuls and Heat-Not-Burn Devices: The Science and Regulation of Vaping
E-cigarettes can help some people quit smoking but may entice others to start. So how should they be regulated?
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China’s Regulations Unsuccessful in Curbing Methane Emissions
Despite tough regulations on gas releases from coal mines, methane emissions increased each year from 2010 to 2015, study finds.
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We Need to Purify Water, But Can We Do It Better?
In this Academic Minute, assistant professor Carsten Prasse, explains some unwanted chemicals may be a byproduct of purification.
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EHE has postdoctoral fellowship opportunities in environmental epidemiology.
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