Faculty in the Media

The ethical case for allowing medical trials that deliberately infect humans with COVID-19
The Conversation: UO law professor Ofer Raban writes for The Conversation. The story was picked up by the following outlets: The Raw Story, Houston Chronicle, Flipboard, Connecticut Post, Albany Times-Union, Stamford Advocate, Idaho Press-Tribune, The Telegraph, MarketWatch, Yahoo Noticias, The Conversation en Español, and Around the O. 
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What to Do If Work Calls You Back to the Office and You're Not Ready to Go
Newsweek: Associate Professor Elizabeth Tippett is quoted.
Federal Police clash with protesters in front of the Mark O. Hatfield federal courthouse in downtown Portland as the city experiences another night of unrest on July 25, 2020 in Portland, Oregon. SPENCER PLATT/GETTY
As Feds Pull Out of Portland, Lawsuits Follow Them
Newsweek: Assistant Professor Sarah Adams-Schoen provides expert commentary.
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What stands in the way of all those climate plans? The election — and the filibuster.
Grist: Assistant Professor Greg Dotson provides expert commentary.
Guest View: The many shapes of caregiving
The Register-Guard: Professor Michelle McKinley and UO anthropology faculty members MarÍa Fernanda Escallon and Lynn Stephen provide guest viewpoints.
Has Suncor Seen the Climate Crisis Coming for 61 Years?
The Tyee: Professor Mary Wood provides expert commentary.
Treaty Created To Stop Child Abductions Could Now Be Protecting Abusers
Who.What.Why.: Professor Merle Weiner 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.