Cities can benefit from complex supply chains, CEE researchers find 🏙️
Learn more about this research led by Associate Professor Alfonso Mejia ➡️ https://t.co/ZMwqiV0eXr
“cities with diverse supply chains, where there are sources from a broad range of suppliers… experience less intense shortages.” Great work of Dr. Mejia, @BarcNazl and @MichaelGomezS - @PennStateCEE
https://t.co/r2E0CmQtbU
The 26 March 2023 landslide at Alausí in Ecuador has occurred in what appears to be a landslide-prone landscape & has buried a neighborhood, killing at least seven people and injuring 23, reports Dave Petley in #AGUblogs' The Landslide Blog: https://t.co/g0pYlFhbpR
@torrance_hanley@Momademia You will get through this! I had my baby during finals week for my Master. And then I had to go back to classes after 3 weeks. My advice pump in between feedings you will get 1 onz or less is Ok! Collect what you get from all those pumping sessions. 👏🏽 You got this!
Come and say hello! I will be online showing my poster “Supply Shocks in the Global Food trade Network” at #AGU21 from 4-6 pm. Our poster discusses the following question: How do supply shocks vary in frequency and intensity across food products and countries?
Excited to be presenting our work on the resilience of urban food supply chains in #AGU21 tomorrow. Details below:
Session: Global Environmental Change 41B (GC41B)
When: Thursday Dec, 16 at 9:15-9:20AM (EST).
Where: Room 206-207 / online
@theAGU@PennStateCEE@PennStateWater
I'm happy to share that our paper has been included in Nature's Research Collection in support of the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties.
Check out our paper "Supply chain diversity buffers cities against food shocks" at: https://t.co/mwC6dqGRmB
#COP26#Foodsystems
Elena Vazquez, a #PennState doctoral candidate studying smart materials for architectural design, has designed a prototype dynamic shading system that changes shape in response to changes in sunlight. #PhotoOfTheDay
Climate change is expected to disrupt many of the supply chains that bring food, appliances and other important products to our shops and homes. Read more from a #PennState climate expert in @Salon. https://t.co/VgjHVd0IHu
Scientists with @NAU's FEWSION mapped #supplychain data for every U.S. county to better understand how people depend on each other for water, food, energy and goods. Now they're looking to "food webs" and #biodiversity to build a more durable resilience. https://t.co/EXK7cMFoUp
Check out our new paper published in @Nature: “Supply chain diversity buffers cities against food shocks”.
We find that cities with diverse food supply chains are better prepared to withstand the impacts of different types of shocks.
https://t.co/iZHIEX1MJU
Improving a city’s food supply chain diversity enhances its resilience to disruptions to supply, known as food shocks, according to a study in @Nature. https://t.co/apbZRPUKqh
Improving a city’s food supply chain diversity enhances its resilience to disruptions to supply, known as food shocks, according to a study in @Nature. https://t.co/apbZRPUKqh