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Weston Anderson

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Nature, Taylor & Francis Online, The Conversation, Phys.org, CGIAR, AllAfrica, Carbon Brief, NOAA Climate.gov, medRxiv, The Hanford Sentinel and
(he/him) Agroclimatologist studying climate and food. Assistant research professor working with @FEWSNET and @HarvestProgram at @umdgeography
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Grooming Victimization and Psychological Distress While Incarcerated: A Comparison of Sexual Minority and Heterosexual Youth

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By Katelyn M. McMahon, Branna Humphrey, Weston Anderson
| Taylor & Francis Online
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HarvestStat Africa – Harmonized Subnational Crop Statistics for Sub-Saharan Africa - Scientific Data

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By Donghoon Lee, Weston Anderson, Shraddhanand Shukla, Michael Budde, Liangzhi You, Kyle Davis, Endalkachew Abebe Kebede
| Nature Verified
Abstract Sub-Saharan Africa faces severe agricultural data scarcity amidst high food insecurity and a large agricultural yield gap, making crop production data crucial for understanding and enhancing food systems. To address this gap, HarvestStat Africa presents the largest compilation of open-access subnational crop statistics and time-series across Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Guest post: Using El Niño forecasts to give early warning of crop failures

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By Weston Anderson
| Carbon Brief Verified
Extreme weather is one of the primary drivers of crop failures around the world. Crop failures – the total or near-total loss of a farm or region’s crops – greatly reduce the availability of food and can have dire consequences for food security. They also reduce the need for agricultural labour, cutting off critical income streams for farmworkers and further exacerbating food insecurity. As a result, predicting such crop failures is a crucial component of food security early-warning systems.
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