Events - Water Policy
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Drilling for Solutions: The Future of Fracking
Amy Pickle, director of the State Policy Program at the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, will speak at the Vermont Law School event "Drilling for Solutions: The Future of Fracking." Pickle will be among the panelists discussing technical improvements in the hydraulic fracturing industry.
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Leadership in a Time of Rapid Change: Envisioning Solutions to Environmental Challenges
The Nicholas Institute will host a day-long forum—convened in honor of its tenth anniversary—to assess how we can harness big data, cutting-edge technologies, and adaptation research to create science-based, interdisciplinary approaches attuned to the accelerating and dynamic change in the world.
Natural Gas Infrastructure
As a panelist at North Carolina's 2015 State Energy Conference, Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions State Policy Program director Amy Pickle will discuss natural gas infrastructure including the status of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline as discussed from the two major U.S. energy companies' perspectives.
Borland Lecture in Hydraulics
Martin Doyle, Water Policy Program Director at the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, will give the Boarland Lecture on Hydraulics at 1 p.m. March 26 at Colorado State University. The lecture, which is part of the university's Hydrology Days 2014, will cover Lagrangian and Eulerian approaches to sediment transport, biogeochemistry and environmental law.
Fall 2013 Seminar Series: Christopher Weible
Christopher Weible of the University of Colorado Denver will present a talk titled "Understanding the Politics in Colorado Hydraulic Fracturing," November 8. During the lecture, Weible will present research on current debates about the expansion of hydraulic fracturing in the state.
Hydraulic Fracturing: Engineering, Policy, and Social Questions
Amy Pickle, director of the State Policy Program at the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, will be part of a panel discussion on hydraulic fracturing on the N.C. State University campus April 23. A reception will follow the discussion at 7 p.m.
World Water Dialogue
Few issues matter more to public health, economic opportunity, and environmental integrity than the availability of clean water and sanitation. With the 4th World Water Forum scheduled for Mexico city in March 2006, the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions at Duke’s Nicholas School and the Aspen Institute conducted a multi-stakeholder dialogue to help highlight the importance of global water issues, suggest steps to provide services more rapidly and effectively, and to identity and draw attention to constructive ways the U.S. government and other U.S. participants can take part in the Forum. This report is a summary of their conclusions from that April gathering at the Aspen Institute’s Wye River Conference Center.