Founded in 2000 by leading journalists and scientists, Circle of Blue provides relevant, reliable, and actionable on-the-ground information about the world’s resource crises.

With an intense focus on water and its relationships to food, energy, and health, Circle of Blue has created a breakthrough model of front-line reporting, data collection, design, and convening that has evolved with the world’s need to spur new methodology in science, collaboration, innovation, and response. To document emerging and recognized crises, Circle of Blue collaborates with leading scientists and data experts. Through its partnerships, Circle of Blue then dispatches top journalists to map and define the region where the change is occurring. Making connections from localized occurrences to global trends, Circle of Blue publishes these reports online — free of charge — to inform academics, governments, and the general public, catalyzing participation across disciplines, regions, and cultures.


The Association for Public Policy Analysis & Management is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving public policy and management by fostering excellence in re-search, analysis, and education. With over 2,000 academic, practitioner, organizational, student, and institutional members, APPAM promotes its mission through the annual Fall Research Conference, the association’s Journal of Policy Analysis and Management (JPAM), several awards programs, and various activities including international and national conferences and workshops.

Our mission is to protect and enhance Arizona’s water resources, both for residents here and now and for generations to come.

Presented by Matt Barr, Looking Sideways is a podcast about the best stories in skateboarding, snowboarding, surfing, and other related endeavours.

CASQA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of stormwater quality management, science, and regulation.

The GROW podcast brings scholars together to discuss, and better understand and manage common challenges facing our communities, and the world. This series is designed to highlight the groundbreaking work being done by scholars affiliated with the Ostrom Workshop at Indiana University.

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