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Kari Thompson

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As seen in: Labor Notes, Truthout, Jacobin, Popular Resistance, Butler Eagle, Portside, The Daily Advocate, Finishing and Coating
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Army Modernization in Action: The Impact of Cold Spray

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By Courtney Guasti, Noah Lieb, Kari Thompson Verified
| Finishing and Coating
Logistics and operations, data-driven decision making, transformation and modernization, maintenance and readiness, and advanced manufacturing — these are the key themes Army senior leaders are discussing for the future of Army sustainment. Courtney Guasti, Noah Lieb, and Kari Thompson.These can also describe the future of the organic industrial base (OIB) and its capability for forward repair.
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Agriculture education: A multidisciplinary endeavor

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By William Thiele, Kari Thompson Verified
| Butler Eagle Verified
Agriculture is often misunderstood as a narrow career path — something reserved for those who plan to farm or work directly with livestock and crops. In reality, agriculture education is one of the most versatile and impactful learning experiences we can offer students of all ages. From science and technology to economics and environmental stewardship, agriculture connects the classroom to the real world in ways few other subjects can.
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Trump’s War on Wind

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By Kari Thompson Verified
| Portside
Revolution Wind would provide over 700 megawatts of electricity—equivalent to 2.5 percent of all power generated in New England. It was expected to reduce reliance on natural gas during winter months, when demand increases to keep homes warm and offshore winds are most gusty. Climate justice groups have been quick to denounce Trump’s move as an attack not just on the planet but also on workers.
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