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Views, events, and debates by Cooke, Liz, Francisco, Gigi, Harcourt, Wendy, Farhar, Barbara C., Osnes, Beth, Karve, Priyadarshini, To, Long Seng, Speer, Nicole, Sweetman, Caroline

“…Here we are profiling the highly respected and highly influential organisation, Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era, better known as DAWN. For…”
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Views, events, and debates: Edited by Liz Cooke by Francisco, Gigi, Harcourt, Wendy, Farhar, Barbara C., Osnes, Beth, Karve, Priyadarshini, To, Long Seng, Speer, Nicole, Sweetman, Caroline

“…Here we are profiling the highly respected and highly influential organisation, Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era, better known as DAWN. For…”
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Trends: Public Opinion About Energy by Farhar, Barbara C.

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THE POLLS—POLL TRENDS: PUBLIC OPINION ABOUT ENERGY by Farhar, Barbara C

“…Based on a review of national US public opinion poll data over 20 years, examined are trends in public opinion about energy, including severity of the energy…”
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Fostering Public Preparations for Natural Hazards: Lessons from the Parkfield Earthquake Prediction by Mileti, Dennis S., Fitzpatrick, Colleen, Farhar, Barbara C.

“…A survey of Parkfield CA residents provides insight into how people react to risk communication about natural hazards, such as earthquakes, and how such…”
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The Impact of the Rapid City Flood on Public Opinion about Weather Modification by Farhar, Barbara C.

“…Prior to the Rapid City flood of June 9, 1972, a panel of South Dakota respondents had participated in a sociological survey on opinion about weather…”
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Gender and renewable energy: Policy, analysis, and market implications by Farhar, Barbara C.

“…Women are the main producers of energy in developing countries and households are the main users of energy. Because gender roles and traditions have been…”
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the impact of the Rapid City flood on public opinion about weather modification by Farhar, Barbara C.

“…Prior to the Rapid City flood of 9 June 1972, a panel of South Dakota respondents had participated in a sociological survey on opinion about weather…”
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Hail Suppression and Society by Changnon, Stanley A., Farhar, Barbara C., Swanson, Earl R.

“…An interdisciplinary assessment of hail suppression in the past, present, and future has shown it to be currently scientifically uncertain but a potentially…”
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Trends: Public Opinion about Energy by Farhar, Barbara C

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What Does Weather Modification Need? A Societal View by Farhar, Barbara C.

“…The paper addresses four areas of concern relevant to a national policy on weather modification (being developed this year). These are 1) research policy…”
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An Analysis of the Relationship Between Rainfall and the Occurrence Of Traffic Accidents by Sherretz, Lynn A., Farhar, Barbara C.

“…Analysis of METROMEX rainfall data and traffic accident reports for seven southern Illinois cities within the area of the St. Louis precipitation anomaly…”
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Weather modification and public opinion in South Dakota, 1972 and 1973 by Farhar, Barbara C.

“…Public response to South Dakota's operational cloud seeding program (SDWMP) has been traced since before its implementation. Data are presented from interviews…”
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Weather modification decision making: state law and public response by Farhar, Barbara C., Mewes, Julia

“…A three-year sociological study has focused on a comparison of public response and decision-making processes with reference to weather modification projects in…”
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Hail supression and society by Changnon, Stanley A, Farhar, Barbara C, Swanson, Earl R

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Hail Suppression and Society: Assessment of future hail suppression technology reveals its development should be sizable or ignored by Changnon, Stanley A., Farhar, Barbara C., Swanson, Earl R.

“…An interdisciplinary assessment of hail suppression in the past, present, and future has shown it to be currently scientifically uncertain but a potentially…”
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Trends in US Public Perceptions and Preferences on Energy and Environmental Policy by Farhar, B C

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