Associate professor of environmental politics
She studies how decentralized governance (federal vs. state vs. local authority) affects water management and climate change policies. She also has studied how voter mobilization efforts affect vote-by-mail turnout versus turnout at traditional polling places.
Record-breaking temperatures are occurring with alarming frequency in the United States, but Americans are reacting with a collective shrug. One explanation: For a vast majority of Americans, the weather is simply becoming more pleasant.
The New York Times
As research mounts, the divide remains unchanged. Megan Mullin explores the causes.
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