Associated Press (via the Chicago Tribune): Bluffing or not, Putin’s declared deployment of nuclear weapons to Belarus still raises tensions
Miles Pomper, senior fellow at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
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Addison Independent: Flood maps are being reevaluated
Joseph Holler, assistant professor of geography
Addison Independent: Flood maps are being reevaluated
Joseph Holler, assistant professor of geography
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Elena Patel, Tanya S. Byker and Kristin E. Smith: Why paid family leave? Because it's good for families, businesses, and the economy
Associate Professor of Economics Tanya Byker
Addison County Independent: Peak tick season is bad; could be worse
David Allen, associate professor of biology
NBC News: Wagner mercenary group poses serious security threat to the West, U.K. lawmakers warn
Jason Blazakis, director of the Center on Terrorism, Extremism, and Counterterrorism
CNN: Nuclear capable US submarine makes first port call in South Korea in four decades
CNN references research conducted by the Middlebury Institute’s Center for Nonproliferation Studies, noting the nuclear capability of the US submarine.
Christian Science Monitor: When the floods surged, a focus on readiness helped Vermont
Chris Klyza, Middlebury professor of political science and environmental studies explains the flood challenges unique to Vermont.
Are Vermont’s land-use regulations contributing to housing crisis?
WCAX, Gary Winslett, assistant professor of political science
Seven Days: Mammalian Mystery: A Middlebury Professor Follows the Trail of a Bahamian Rodent
Assistant Professor of Biology Alexis Mychajliw