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GEOGRAPHY 2050
GEOGRAPHY 2050
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Day Three Overview

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Keynote: The Geographic Approach

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Panel: Environmental Justice and Climate Justice

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Spotlight: Climates of Inequality

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Spotlight: The Central Arizona Project and the Taking of Navajo Resources

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Panel: Equitable Maps and Stronger Communities

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Lightning Talk: Using NASA Earth Observations to Enable Open Science with GIS

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Book Review: Who Owns the Wind?

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Lightning Talk: The Social Cost of Hydropower

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Lightning Talk: How Do We Fund Equitable Mitigation and Adaptation?

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Conversations with the Medalists: Mr. William Herbert

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The American Geographical Society is a 21st-century learning society dedicated to advancing geographic and geospatial thinking, knowledge, and understanding across business, government, academia, and the broader public. AGS has a 175-year tradition of advancing the frontiers of all things geo.