Social scientists share their research and thinking on digitalization within environmental governance. From predictive policing in conservation to precision agriculture to digital sustainability assurance, this podcast series produced by the Network for the Digital Economy and the Environment (nDEE) explores how digital technologies are reshaping environmental governance.
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Predictive Policing, Environmental Governance, and the Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool: An Interview with James Stinson
James Stinson shares his research concerning the effects of digitalization on conservation and environmental governance in Belize. He discusses a growing trend toward ...
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Predictive Policing, Environmental Governance, and the Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool: An Interview with James Stinson
James Stinson shares his research concerning the effects of digitalization on conservation and environmental governance in Belize. He discusses a growing trend toward ...
Precision Agriculture and the Costs of Inaccuracy: An Interview with Oane Visser
Oane Visser discusses his research on precision agriculture, i.e. the use of digital tools and algorithms within agriculture. Among other things, we talk about the tec...
Sustainability Assurance and the Programming of Environmental Governance: An Interview with Sake Kruk
Sake Kruk shares his research on how digital technologies are increasingly being used to assure sustainable food production. We explore how technology shapes the ways ...
