Elizabeth Fussell is an associate professor of population studies
at Brown University's Population Studies and Training Center.
Ice cream wasn't big business until Jacob Fussell built an ice cream factory in Pennsylvania in 1851.
Fussell was a milk dealer who bought dairy
products from farmers in Pennsylvania and sold them in Baltimore.
Manufacturing ice cream soon became an industry in America,
pioneered in 1851 by a Baltimore milk dealer named Jacob Fussell.
In an essay on the plight of the Vietnam War soldier,
literary critic Paul Fussell once wrote that U.S. soldiers were“condemned
to sadistic lunacy” by the monotony of violence without end.
To quote Fussell,“If you just have those three individuals that you're
constantly measuring yourself off of and you're constantly learning from, you're going to be exponentially better than you are.”.
Whatever losses and damage are caused by sea level rise, they are human losses- so understanding how humans react to changes, and how policy drives those changes,
is crucial,” Fussell says.