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Single- and multithread rivers originate from (im)balance between lateral erosion and accretion

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By Austin Chadwick, Evan Greenberg, Vamsi Ganti
| Science Magazine Verified
Editor’s summary In rivers, water and sediment move down one or more pathways, or threads. Dams and dikes have forced many multithreaded rivers into single pathways, and effective restoration depends on knowing the mechanism behind a river’s original state. Using satellite imagery to measure changes over 36 years, Chadwick et al. determined that multithreaded rivers develop from an imbalance that favors erosion over deposition.
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Opinion | End the Tax Break for Litigation Funders

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By Evan Greenberg, John Doyle
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
As American consumers and businesses face rising costs and economic uncertainty, we need to get serious about addressing a hidden tax on society: excessive litigation. Our tort system plays an important social role in providing fair compensation to injured parties who’ve been wronged. With so much money at stake, however, tort litigation has morphed into an industry that extracts rent from the legal system far beyond its intended social good.
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Asia as the Epicenter of Global Competition

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By Evan Greenberg
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
United States China Over the past four decades, I have built and managed businesses throughout Asia, including China. In my dealings, I met frequently with successive leaders, including President Xi Jinping in Beijing. Through that period, I have watched America’s approach to the region change from one presidential administration to the next. Some presidents emphasized regional strategy and others concentrated on China. Many presidents prioritized trade promotion.
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