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As the World Runs Out of Sand, Chinese Pirates Profit, Plunder, and Pillage

Commentary Life is a beach, they say, and we’re all just playing in the sand. Soon, though, there .

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Coastal News Today | World - Four questions for Eric Lambin on the sand shortage

Coastal News Today | World - Four questions for Eric Lambin on the sand shortage
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Four questions on the sand shortage - ScienceBlog com

Four questions on the sand shortage - ScienceBlog com
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Four questions for Eric Lambin on the sand shortage

Four questions for Eric Lambin on the sand shortage
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Timing is everything: Stanford researchers reveal why the right sequence of policies is essential to slow deforestation

Knowing the steps is not the same thing as knowing how to dance. Similarly, policy interventions to stop deforestation are most effective when enacted in a certain order, according to a new Stanford study. The first-of-its-kind analysis, published Oct. 27 in Global Sustainability, provides a blueprint for public and private interventions that could help empower countries

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