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March 5, 2024

Federation for American Scientists Policy Memo: Build Capacity For Agency Use Of Open Science Hardware

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October 17, 2022

Open Science Hardware and Environmental Monitoring Blog Series

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October 17, 2022

Open Science Hardware and Environmental Monitoring Policy Brief (Spring 2023)

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October 17, 2022

Low-Cost and Open Tools for Environmental Decision-Making

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April 16, 2021

Open Hardware Needs Policy Attention Now: A Summary

Co-authored by Shannon Dosemagen, Alexandra Novak, Jenny Molloy, Anne Bowser, and Alison Parker for the Journal of Open Hardware Medium Page
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January 9, 2020

Generative Environmental Governance: Part 1

Part one of this series explores a brief introduction to why the approach of collaborative governance is interesting and attractive in the environmental context and then defines the different types of governance models being discussed today.
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January 9, 2020

Generative Environmental Governance: Part 3

An article about the need for a new system of environmental governance -- one that is generative.
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January 9, 2020

Understanding the problem space: Intro + Part I, Funding

An initial exploration evaluating how new data governance models (trusts, collectives, commons, guilds) could provide better insights and solutions to the topics of extractive industries, the climate crisis, and natural resource management.
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January 9, 2020

Understanding the problem space: Part III, Standards and Privacy

An initial exploration evaluating how new data governance models (trusts, collectives, commons, guilds) could provide better insights and solutions to the topics of extractive industries, the climate crisis, and natural resource management.
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January 9, 2020

Understanding the problem space: Part V: Tools and processes

An initial exploration evaluating how new data governance models (trusts, collectives, commons, guilds) could provide better insights and solutions to the topics of extractive industries, the climate crisis, and natural resource management.
Research & Policy
January 9, 2020

Understanding the problem space: Part VI: Regulation

An initial exploration evaluating how new data governance models (trusts, collectives, commons, guilds) could provide better insights and solutions to the topics of extractive industries, the climate crisis, and natural resource management.
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