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August 26, 2020
Election 2020: Defending Against Cyber Attacks
"We can and must still expect a full spectrum of cyber operations from foreign adversaries," wrote Baker Institute Rice faculty scholar Dan Wallach. "Good threat intelligence is essential to defending yourself from the inevitable attacks to come."
Read more at Medium. August 26, 2020
Hotez Condemns Administration's Pandemic Response
“The Trump administration is responsible for the single worst public health failure in the last 100 years,” said Peter Hotez, fellow in disease and poverty.
Read more at The New York Times. August 26, 2020
How Venezuela’s Oil Industry Collapsed
Though endowed with the world's largest oil reserves, Venezuela is now facing ruin. Latin America energy fellow Francisco Monaldi talked about what went wrong.
Listen to Monaldi's talk at the Financial Times. August 25, 2020
Voting by Mail Works. Ask a Veteran.
Coordinated electoral fraud involves individuals or organizations harvesting ballots in support of specific candidates, and in Texas, that’s limited to a relatively small number of operatives who harvest a few dozen ballots, said fellow Mark Jones.
Read more at the San Antonio Express-News. August 24, 2020
'America’s Chernobyl'?
If a major hurricane struck the Houston Ship Channel, the chemical soup left behind would cast a pall over southeast Texas for decades to come, said Rice faculty scholar Jim Blackburn. “You could say goodbye to economic development, to entire communities, and to one of the most prolific estuaries in the United States."
Read more at Texas Monthly.