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Constantine Samaras

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Climate, energy, emerging tech, resilience & policy professor. CMU Institute for Energy Innovation Director. Former White House OSTP Chief Energy Policy Advisor
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Climate change risk index and municipal bond disclosures of United States drinking water utilities - Communications Earth & Environment

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By Jeanne M. VanBriesen, Constantine Samaras, Zia J. Lyle
| Nature Verified
Abstract Climate change increases risks to the operations and financial reliability of drinking water utilities across the United States (US). Here we develop a comparative climate risk index that includes hazard, vulnerability, and exposure components for 1455 medium and large municipal US drinking water utilities. We find that 67 million customers are serviced by utilities with higher climate risk.
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Decarbonization can improve energy security - Nature Climate Change

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By Constantine Samaras
| Nature Verified
Moving towards net-zero carbon emissions reduces reliance on fossil fuels but requires geographically concentrated materials for clean energy technologies. Now research finds countries can reduce emerging materials risks by expanding trading partnerships.
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Incorporating uncertainty from downscaled rainfall projections into climate resilience planning in U.S. cities

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By Tania Lopez-Cantu, Carnegie Mellon, Marissa Webber, Constantine Samaras
| The Astronomical Journal Verified
Anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions have altered climate patterns across the world, and these changes will continue with increased emissions. Global mean near-surface atmospheric temperature and maximum annual rainfall in many regions has increased while sea levels have risen (IPCC 2021).
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