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Trust ecology and the resilience of natural resource management institutions

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By Marc Stern Verified, Timothy D. Baird
| Ecology and Society Verified
Copyright © 2015 by the author(s). Published here under license by The Resilience Alliance. Go to the pdf version of this article The following is the established format for referencing this article: Stern, M. J., and T. Baird. 2015. Trust ecology and the resilience of natural resource management institutions. Ecology and Society 20(2): 14.
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Enabling factors and constraints for advancing justice through climate adaptation: evidence from 25 US municipalities implementing climate plans

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By Jennifer J. Brousseau, Marc Stern Verified, Lara Hansen
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Recent reviews of climate adaptation plans have focused on how these documents consider social justice, with little follow-up during implementation. To understand how US communities are advancing justice during implementation, we interviewed staff from 25 municipalities that published a recent climate plan. We conceptualized social justice as recognitional, distributional, and procedural justice.
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Fashion Designer Rebecca Minkoff Reveals She Has 'Floozy Clause' In Will

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By Marc Stern Verified
| Mondaq
In a recent Trading Secrets podcast, fashion designer Rebecca Minkoff revealed that she has a special provision in her trust in case she divorces or dies before her husband, Gavin Bellour. Rebecca explained that their will contains a so-called "floozy clause," that states if her husband decides to move on "with some new hot young thing" after she dies or they divorce, all her assets immediately go into a trust for the kids, making sure the new partner gets none of her hard-earned money.
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