
UMaine Sociology News
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Research Read on grief, family violence, and identity construction by Karyn Sporer
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Interview with Maine, 19 Year Old, Trevor Bickford, accused of attacking NYPD Officers on NYE.
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The End of Policing: Dr. Alex Vitale and Panelists(Link at bottom)
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Media reports on UMaine survey on decriminalizing drug offenses- Harm Reduction Research & Results
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Maine needs to do more then ban agricultural use of wastewater sludge
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New law aimed at helping unhoused Mainers may have unintended consequences
Sociology Dept News Feed
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Research Read on grief, family violence, and identity construction by Karyn Sporer
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Interview with Maine, 19 Year Old, Trevor Bickford, accused of attacking NYPD Officers on NYE.
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The End of Policing: Dr. Alex Vitale and Panelists(Link at bottom)
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Media reports on UMaine survey on decriminalizing drug offenses- Harm Reduction Research & Results
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Maine needs to do more then ban agricultural use of wastewater sludge
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New law aimed at helping unhoused Mainers may have unintended consequences
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Pandemic, economics and disruptions hamper Maine recycling efforts
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Umaine research shows circular economies are lacking in their approach to social justice.
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Aaron Dustin Wins at UMaine Student Symposium!
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Dr. Amy Blackstone’s latest Interviews
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2021 Student Award Winners Announced
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Professor Blackstone Interviewed on Kansas City NPR
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William Somes OpEd in Bangor Daily News
Climate Cultures in Europe and North America
Michael Haedicke recently had a chapter published in the book Climate Cultures in Europe and North America, which is part of the Routledge Advances in Climate Change Research series.
Here is the citation: Haedicke, Michael A. 2022. “The Politics of a Sustainable Coast: Competing Adaptation Cultures in Southeastern Louisiana.” Pp. 145-162 in Climate Cultures in Europe and North America, edited by T. Heimann, J. Sommer, M. Kusenbach, and G. Christmann. New York: Routledge.
Here’s the link to the book’s website.
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