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“The Social Impacts of Growth in Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties.” Social Impact Assessment 21/22 (September/October):1-5. Invited Lectures, Briefings and Testimony “Communications and Decision Making.” Invited talk, U.S. National Academies Food Forum, 24 May 2017. “Structural Human Ecology and the Problems of Sustainability.” Invited talk, Department of Sociology, Boston College, 22 March 2017 Invited panelist, “Effective Science Communication,” National Academies, 10 January 2017 “Human Ecology and the Problems of Sustainability: Understanding the Drivers of Global Environmental Change” Ecology Center Seminar, Utah State University, 13 October 2016 “Beyond Sustainability: Human Well-Being and the Environment” Ecology Center Lecture, Utah State University, 12 October 2016 “Sustainability and Decisions” Invited talk to the Sustainability Forum, 21-23 September 2016, Banff, Alberta, Canada “Moving on from Paris: Implementation Lessons from the Social Sciences” Invited plenary at Seminar of the Board on Environmental Change and Sustainability, U.S. National Research Council, Washington, D.C., 28 April 2016. “Informing Sustainability Science through Advances in Environmental Decision Making and Other Areas of Science” Invited talk at Transition toward Sustainability after 15 Years: Where Do We Stand in Advancing the Scientific Foundation?, U.S. National Research Council, Irvine, California, 14 January 2016. “Science, Values and Conflicts in the National Parks” Invited Plenary at Science for Parks, Parks for Science: The Next Century, University of California, Berkeley, 27 March 2015. “Beyond Sustainability: Human Well-Being and the Environment” Invited public lecture, Tulane University, 9 April 2015. “Research and Education for Advancing Knowledge and Informing Decisions, Or, What Can Sociology Add to Sustainability Science?” Invited departmental seminar, Tulane University, 10 2015. “Science, Values and Decision-Making for Sustainability” Invited lecture to the Ostrom Workshop, University of Indiana, Evanston, Illinois, 13 January 2014.