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Tyler Cowen, Department of Economics and Mercatus Center, urges readers not to dismiss a technological or institutional advance just because it is hard to see what it might be good for.
Todd Kashdan, Department of Psychology, discusses how expressing opinions or going against the accepted norm brings forth deeper questions and challenges existing practices.
Salim Furth, Mercatus Center, says that the mixed results in housing reform legislature are the product of a maturing Yes in My Backyard (YIMBY) movement that's willing to take more risks and which has a higher threshold for success.
Applications are open for our CHSS Student Ambassadors Program. CHSS Ambassadors are an honorary group of students selected to represent the College of Humanities and Social Sciences in social events, they enhance prospective and current students’ knowledge about the various programs and support services offered at the college, and assist in the delivery of outreach programs and services to promote college enrollment.
Edward Maibach, Department of Communication and director of Mason’s Center for Climate Change Communication, comments that the poll results serve as a clear signal to Congress that Americans desire cleaner air and a sustainable climate, and they recognize the imperative of transitioning the cargo shipping industry to clean fuels.
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