Associate Dean for Education and Faculty Affairs at the UW Nelson Institute. Environmental and food law professor at UW Madison. Eater. Iguana lover.
Madison, WI
Joined January 2017
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So excited about this!
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Hey, look I've got a chapter in here on the international regulation of insects as food!
🆕 Research Handbook on International Food Law, edited by @UCLAFoodLaw's Michael Roberts, with contributions from over 30 international legal scholars.
🆓 Read the Introduction ➡️ doi.org/10.4337/978180037467…
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ALT With contributions from over 30 international legal scholars, this topical Research Handbook on International Food Law provides a crucial and reflective examination of the rules, power dynamics, legal doctrines, societal norms, and frameworks that govern the modern global food system. The Research Handbook analyses the interlinkages between producers and consumers of food, as well as the environmental effects of the global food network and the repercussions on human health.
Okay, hear me out. Weird Al for Speaker of the House. He seems like someone who could reach everyone.
James Edward Milles presents his film, Blackwater: Brotherhood of the Wild, at the @NelsonInstitute 's Tales from the Planet Earth.
Super excited and honored to join the Nelson Institute as its next Associate Dean for Education and Faculty Affairs!
The Nelson Institute is thrilled to welcome @YoStephTai as our next associate dean for education and faculty affairs! Tai, a @WisconsinLaw professor and Nelson and @UWEnergy affiliate, joins Nelson's senior leadership team this month.
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The Nelson Institute is thrilled to welcome @YoStephTai as our next associate dean for education and faculty affairs! Tai, a @WisconsinLaw professor and Nelson and @UWEnergy affiliate, joins Nelson's senior leadership team this month.
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Excited to announce that I will be joining the UW @NelsonInstitute as the next Associate Dean for Faculty and Education. I will get better at tweeting now!
My iguana, Megyn, dressed up as Megan Thee Stallion for Halloween! (Okay, I dressed her up.) Everyone welcome Megyn Thee Iguana! @theestallion
National Pork Producers Council v. Ross oral argument: 1/5 for food. Yay for mention of pork (well, the subject of this case) and also horse meat. Otherwise, little mention of food. But! Wow, super fascinating oral argument about the nature of commerce.
Final Nelson Institute Environment and Resources graduate program meeting of the year: 4/5 for food. It was over Zoom and I ate Coop green bean casserole. I am a sucker for green bean casserole.
Sour Grapes: 4.5/5 for food. Great wine scenes, but no significant food scenes, but wow, fun movie about food fraud.
Sour Grapes: 4.5/5 for food. Great wine scenes, but no significant food scenes, but wow, fun movie about food fraud.
The Vigil: 0/5 for food. But I still enjoyed the melancholy atmosphere. Especially the porousness between English and Yiddish dialogue.
Last faculty meeting of the year: 5/5 for food. Probably because I was Zooming in and got to eat my current favorite soup of bitter melon, carrot, daikon, tepary beans, long beans, and miso.
I finally read the leaked opinion for Dodd. 0/5 for food. No mention of food whatsoever. (Even though nutritional deficiencies can lead to heightened risk of miscarriages--aka spontaneous abortions.)