Paolo D'Odorico
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Paolo D'Odorico is a Professor at the University of California Berkeley, USA. His research interests encompass land ownership, groundwater access, irrigation impacts on climate, and the intersection of climate change with agriculture and water resources. He has contributed to significant studies on environmental policy modeling, virtual water trade, and infectious disease emergence related to land use changes.
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Jampel Dell'Angelo
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University of Amsterdam
Jennifer Burney
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Jacob Jungers
University of Minnesota
Sujith Ravi
Associate Professor
Temple University
Samantha Hartzell
Assistant Professor
Portland State University
Peter Debaere
Professor
University of Virginia
Sandro Azaele
Associate Professor
University of Padua
Saeed Karimzadeh
University of California, Davis
Natalia Ganushkina
University of Michigan
Annmarie G. Carlton
University of California
Ilenia Epifani
Associate Professor
Politecnico di Milano
Elizabeth Burakowski
Research Assistant Professor
University of New Hampshire
David Hayman
Professor
Massey University
Noah Diffenbaugh
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Jasper Halekas
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Jacques Finlay
University of Minnesota
Areidy Beltran-Peña
Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability Dean's Postdoctoral Fellow
Stanford University
Pete Smith
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Alan Robock
Distinguished Professor
Rutgers University
Peter Homyak
University of California, Riverside
Mahlet Kebede
University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa
Scott Collins
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University of New Mexico
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