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Jim Lynch

Ann Arbor
As seen in: MDPI, The Hill, Phys.org, Detroit News, Tech Xplore, Engineering News-Record (ENR), Actuarial Review, The Beverly Review, AnalyticsWeek, Contingencies Magazine
After a long career in newspapers, I'm working in communications for the University of Michigan's College of Engineering.
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Faith, Bioethics, and Sustainable Development: A Christian Perspective on Bioethics of Care and the Challenges of Sustainability Transitions

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By Jim Lynch, John Arnold, Peter Williams, David Parmiter
| MDPI
1. Introduction The complex interwoven crises of climate disruption and biodiversity loss demand not only rapid technological innovation for sustainable development but also major shifts in consumption and behaviour, implying a need for responses rooted in ethical values and a reorientation of attitudes towards the more-than-human world.
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A Bitter Rebuild

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By Jim Lynch
| Actuarial Review
The Rising: The Twenty-Year Battle to Rebuild the World Trade Center By Larry Silverstein, Knopf, 2024, 368 pp, $35.00. The destruction of the World Trade Center may have been the most astonishing, tragic moment of the past 100 years. Its rebuilding may have been the most daunting task since.
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Bros Behaving Badly

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By Jim Lynch
| Actuarial Review
On the Edge: The Art of Risking Everything By Nate Silver, Penguin Press, 2024, 576 pp, $35.00. Before she passed away too young, my friend and fellow actuary Terri Giunta would tweak overly bold underwriters: “We don’t take risks. We manage risks.” Election modeler and author Nate Silver could have used Terri’s counsel as he wrote On the Edge: The Art of Risking Everything.
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