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International Environmental Policy Professor Jason Scorse, director of the Middlebury Institute’s Center for the Blue Economy, writes in The Conversation that conservative governments’ support for reducing carbon emissions acts as an economic stimulator.
“We’re trying to step into this void because most of the climate plans are really focused on the big manufacturing and industrial emitters and the big terrestrial sources of pollution,” said Jason Scorse, director of the Center for the Blue Economy “an early crafter of the Blue New Deal approach”, tells The Hill.
Center for the Blue Economy employment numbers are called into question in this article, but the results are misleading.
| by Susie Cagle
CBE Senior Fellow and Arctic researcher Dr. Brendan Kelly is quoted in this Mother Jones article.
| by Newswires; Rachel Christopherson
National Ocean Economics Program data cited in the against offshore oil drilling for New England.
| by Tillamuck Headlight Herald
Oregon coastal advocates are calling for a wholesale scrapping of the program, citing the need for certainty in protecting our coastal communities and economies. National Ocean Economics Program statistics are cited in the rationale.
| by Sea Grant California; Rachel Christopherson
With 3,427 miles of tidal coastline, California is one of the states expected to be most affected by sea-level rise.
| by Mounir Kabbara; Rachel Christopherson
Dr. Juliano Calil, Center for the Blue Economy Senior Fellow and Adjunct Faculty at the Middlebury Institute, is getting some press for his recent creation of “Sea Level Rise Explorer.”
| by Marina Schauffler, WGME, and and Rachel Christopherson
Center for the Blue Economy Director of Research, Dr. Charles Colgan, is quoted in this article on the state of Maine’s new Office of Policy Innovation and the Future.
| by Nicole Axworthy of VegNews; Rachel Christopherson
MIIS will celebrate the graduation of 266 students in May of 2019 with all-vegan dishes, blazing the trail with an all-vegan graduation event.
