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Has Suncor Seen the Climate Crisis Coming for 61 Years?
The Tyee: Professor Mary Wood provides expert commentary.
Did Congressional Lawmakers Create the Most Complete Climate Policy Plan Ever?
Green Tech Media: Assistant Professor Greg Dotson provides expert commentary in this Energy Gang podcast.
The coal-fired AES Hawaii Power Plant near Kalaeloa, Oahu, Hawaii, is pictured. Tony Webster/Flickr
States are banning coal. Will it change the electricity mix?
E&E News: Assistant Professor Greg Dotson provides expert commentary. 
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To reduce world hunger, governments need to think beyond making food cheap
The Conversation: Associate Professor Michael Fakhri co-authors this piece for The Conversation. The story was picked up by the following outlets: Medical Xpress, Big News Network, Idaho Press-Tribune, Connecticut Post, Flipboard, EcoWatch, Houston Chronicle, InnerSelf, The Hour (Norwalk, CT), Australian Times, Rio de Janeiro News, Sydney News, Brisbane News, and Africa News.
Solar net metering changes could harm US market, affect energy storage
S&P Global Platts: Assistant Professor Greg Dotson provides expert commentary.
Greg Dotston
Professor Dotson Submits Comments to FERC
Comments of Greg Dotson, Petition for Declaratory Order by New England Ratepayers Association, Docket No. EL20-42-000
Steering new mobility in the right direction
EurekAlert: The release features a report by Heather Brinton, Director of the Environmental and Natural Resources Law Center, and Marc Schlossberg. 
People must regain control over food supply chain after coronavirus, says new U.N. envoy
 Associate Professor Michael Fakhri provides expert commentary.
Africa: Human Rights - a Media Guide to the New UN Independent Experts (2020)
All Africa: Associate Professor Michael Fakhri is recognized as the UN’s new Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food.
Michael Fakhri
UO law professor Michael Fakhri appointed to UN post
Michael Fakhri, associate professor at the University of Oregon School of Law, has been chosen to serve as the next United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food.