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Jenny Seifert

Madison
As seen in: Phys.org, WISC-TV (Madison, WI), Noozhawk, Daily Democrat, Beef Magazine, National Fisherman, Food Processing (Australia)
Environmental communicator. Behavior change & #scicomm geek. Mountain enthusiast. Germanophile. Watershed Outreach Specialist @northcentralh2o/@UWMadisonExtNRI
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Three Examples from History That Demonstrate the Need to Break Down Silos in Decision-Making for Food, Energy, and Water Security

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By Jenny Seifert, Eric Booth
| wisc.edu
Since the early twentieth century, four of the dominant goals for food, water, and energy security in the United States have been to increase crop and livestock production, achieve energy independence, improve the quality and reliability of our water supply, and reduce flood risk. While these goals have had widespread support, what has proved problematic has been the means to these ends: their pursuit has largely been in silos, with disparate laws, regulations, and incentives.
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The Big Picture: How to Sustain Biodiversity

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By Jenny Seifert
| nceas.ucsb.edu
Five experts share new solutions and surprises from their synthesis research to improve biodiversity and human lives By Jenny Seifert Planting mangrove seedlings in Indonesia. Credit: DIA/USAID Biodiversity and Forestry Of course, there is no silver bullet solution for how to sustain biodiversity, which makes this question ripe for synthesis research.
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A Sea Change for the Science of Sea Life

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By Jenny Seifert, Kelsey Simpkins
| nceas.ucsb.edu
How a team of researchers is shepherding a cultural transformation in marine ecology By Jenny Seifert of NCEAS and Kelsey Simpkins of Future Earth Whale researchers observe a humpback whale in Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary off the coast of Massachusetts in the United States.
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