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Discusses the opportunities and risks for the U.S. in using intelligence data for environmental purposes.
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Beth Lachman (M.S., Operations Research, Stanford University) is a science and technology policy analyst at RAND. Her expertise includes systems analysis of environmental problems, development and application of environmental indicators, environmental science and technology policy, sustainable development, natural resource and ecosystem management, development of effective public-private partnerships, mathematical modeling, and GIS analysis of environmental issues and urban systems.
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Using Intelligence Data for Environmental Needs: Balancing National Interests
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