CHANS-Net in the New York Times

June 10, 2013

The New York Times explores human and natural systems in a desperate fight for balance in Cambodia. CHANS-Net principal investigator Jianguo "Jack" Liu and member Lewis Incze are quoted. The article, "Of Fish, Monsoons and the Future -...

Tonle Sap, credit, Chris Berdik, New York Times

The New York Times explores human and natural systems in a desperate fight for balance in Cambodia. CHANS-Net principal investigator Jianguo "Jack" Liu and member Lewis Incze are quoted. The article, "Of Fish, Monsoons and the Future - A Push to Save Cambodia's Tonle Sap Lake" can be found here.

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