Baker Institute experts, writing in the Houston Chronicle, warn delayed state report could hinder maternal health policy and leave critical deaths from 2022-23 unexamined
As rescue efforts continue following catastrophic flooding along the Nepal-Tibet border, Rice University experts are available to discuss the climate science behind changing glaciers and the cultural consequences of their loss.
Hosted in partnership with the Center for Tax and Budget Policy and Center for Energy Studies at Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy, the town hall will explore the opportunities, challenges and policy tradeoffs surrounding the proposed transmission expansion and what it could mean for Texas’ energy future.
As communities across Texas face the threat of flash flooding, Rice University experts are available to discuss the factors that make these events so dangerous, including intense rainfall, rapidly rising waterways, urban development and changing weather patterns.
Rice Experts available to discuss what the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act could mean for housing markets nationwide and how it may affect fast growing metropolitan areas like Houston.
Rice experts are available to discuss what El Niño conditions could mean for coastal storms, extreme rainfall, flooding, infrastructure, disaster recovery, climate variability and social instability.