December 2022: PhD student Amir Mortazavigazar presents poster at AGU 2022 on the use of causal inference to scope environmental impact assessment.
November 2022: Ryan Calder publishes article in the Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences on the drivers of the ongoing decline in Atlantic herring, supporting recent government action on the closure of the commercial fisheries. Coauthors are Jenni McDermid and Stephanie Boudreau (Fisheries and Oceans Canada).
May 2022: Ryan Calder speaks with the Adirondack Explorer about environmental health impacts of the Champlain-Hudson Power Express transmission line to New York City
November 2020: Ryan Calder speaks with the CBC about methylmercury levels at Muskrat Falls
October 2020: Ryan Calder and colleagues at Duke University release report quantifying net benefits of long-distance transmission of hydropower from Quebec to the U.S.
June 2022: Ryan Calder part of team awarded $2 million grant from the Department of Defense Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program to develop tool to support land-use decision-making on U.S. military bases. Lead PI is Mark Borsuk (Duke University).
November 2022: Ryan Calder publishes article in ES&T on total social costs and benefits of long-distance hydropower transmission. Co-authors are Mark Borsuk and Celine Robinson (Duke University).
July 2021: Ryan Calder publishes article in ES&T Letters on how viral pandemics disrupt dynamics of food-energy-water systems using the case study of COVID-19. Coauthors: Caitlin Grady (Penn State U.), Marc Jeuland (Duke U.), Christine Kirchhoff (U. Connecticut), Rebecca Hale (Idaho State U.) and Becca Muenich (Arizona State U.)
October 2020: Ryan Calder speaks to The Revelator about the role of Canadian hydropower in U.S. renewable energy transitions
November 2020: Ryan Calder speaks to The Telegram about methylmercury levels at Muskrat Falls
