If the DEA had killed 80 innocent Americans in the course of apprehending one drug dealer, there would be riots. But we are so ghoulishly indifferent to the lives and humanity of people abroad that it's barely even part of the conversation.
Huge thanks to @jonas-wallstein.bsky.social and Brandon de la Cuesta for all the hard work on this, and for StanfordEchoLab colleagues for testing.
We at Stanford EchoLab are hiring pre-docs for the coming year. You'll work in teams on fun projects and very likely be co-authors on submitted work. Please apply! Link here: careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/researc...
We at Stanford EchoLab are hiring pre-docs for the coming year. You'll work in teams on fun projects and very likely be co-authors on submitted work. Please apply! Link here: careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/researc...
For decades, the Environmental Protection Agency has factored public health impacts into pollution limits.
Now, the equation is changing.
Woods senior fellow Marshall Burke explains what that shift means — and why it matters.
Read more: bit.ly/3NridYV
Marshall Burke
Julian Sanchez
Marshall Burke
Marshall Burke
More info on the lab here, including our roster of current and past all-star RAs, most of whom go on to grad school at great places www.stanfordecholab.com
Excited to share a new R package: 𝗵𝗲𝗮𝘁 🌡️
`heat` makes it easier to work with climate or other gridded data in applied research, providing a comprehensive + optimized set of tools to compute environmental exposures for admin boundaries or points from gridded/point data.
github.com/echolab-stan...
Should we be climate adaptation optimists? A nice new paper by Matt Burgess, Matt Kahn, and colleagues argues yes. I'm not so sure. Optimism is not a plan, and we need a plan. Some thoughts: www.stanfordecholab.com/blog/should-...
Excited to share a new R package: 𝗵𝗲𝗮𝘁 🌡️
`heat` makes it easier to work with climate or other gridded data in applied research, providing a comprehensive + optimized set of tools to compute environmental exposures for admin boundaries or points from gridded/point data.
github.com/echolab-stan...
Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment
Marshall Burke
R package heat: Harmonized Environmental Exposure Aggregation Tools - echolab-stanford/heat
