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Kathi Beratan, research scientist
- “State of the Commonwealth: Is Pennsylvania Moving Towards
a Sustainable Future?” Pennsylvania Consortium for Interdisciplinary
Environmental Policy, 2004 (lead author)
- “Sustainability Indicators as a Communicative Tool: Building
Bridges in Pennsylvania,” Environmental Monitoring and
Assessment, 2004 (lead author)
James S. Clark, H.L. Blomquist Professor
of Biology
- “Reid’s Paradox: Tree Migration Capacity and Rapid Climate
Change,” Conservation and Global Change, 2004
- “Genetic Variation in Germination, Growth, and Survivorship
of Red Maple in Response to Sub Ambient Through Elevated
Atmospheric CO2,” Global Change Biology,
2004 (coauthor with J. E. Mohan MEM ’93, PhD ’02, and W.
H. Schlesinger)
Robert B. Jackson, professor of environmental
sciences and biology
- “Groundwater Use and Salinization with Grassland Afforestation,”
Global Change Biology, 2004 (coauthor)
Gabriel Katul, professor of hydrology
- “Impacts of Elevated Atmospheric CO2 on Forest
Floor Respiration in a Temperate Pine Forest,” Global
Biogeochemical Cycles, 2004 (coauthor with R. Oren,
W. H. Schlesinger, et al)
Randall A. Kramer, professor of resource
and environmental economics
- “Seeing the Forest for the Fuel,” Environment and
Development Economics, 2004 (coauthor)
A. Brad Murray, assistant professor of geomorphology
and coastal processes
- “Modeling Rip Channel Development,” Journal of Geophysical
Research, 2004
- “A New Hypothesis and Exploratory Model for the Formation
of Large-Scale Inner- Shelf Sediment Sorting and Rippled
Scour Depressions,” Continental Shelf Research,
2004 (lead author)
Eva Oberdörster, adjunct assistant research
scientist
- “Manufactured Nanomaterials (Fullerenes, C60) Induce Oxidative
Stress in the Brain of Juvenile Largemouth Bass,” Environmental
Health Perspectives, 2004
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Oren, professor of ecology
- “Progressive Nitrogen Limitation of Ecosystem Responses
to Rising Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide, BioScience,
2004 (coauthor)
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Stuart L. Pimm, Doris Duke
Professor of Conservation Ecology
- “Domains of Diversity,” Science, 2004 (coauthor)
Daniel D. Richter Jr., professor of soils
and forest ecology
- “Proposed Initiative Would Study Earth’s Weathering Engine,”
EOS, Transactions (AGU), 2004 (coauthor)
James Salzman, professor of law and environmental
policy
- Natural Resources Law and Policy, Foundation
Press, 2004 (coauthor)
Kathryn Saterson, research scientist and
executive director for the Center for Environmental Solutions
- “Disconnects in Evaluating the Relative Effectiveness
of Conservation Strategies,” Conservation Biology,
June 2004 (editorial, lead author w/ N. L. Christensen Jr.,
R. B. Jackson, R. A. Kramer, S. L. Pimm, M. D. Smith and
J. B. Wiener)
William H. Schlesinger, James B. Duke Professor
of Biogeochemistry and dean, Nicholas School
- “Nutrient Limitations to Microbial Biomass and Activity
in Loblolly Pine Forests,” Soil Biology and Biochemistry,
2004 (coauthor)
- “Canopy N and P Dynamics of a Southeastern US Pine Forest
Under Elevated CO2,” Biogeochemistry,
2004 (coauthor)
Jonathan B. Wiener, professor of law and
professor of environmental policy
- “The Regulation of Technology, and the Technology of Regulation,”
Technology in Society, 2004
- “Hormesis, Hotspots and Emissions Trading,” Biological
Effects of Low Level Exposures (BELLE), 2004
- “Practical Climate Change Policy,” Science and Technology,
2004 (coauthor)
Claire Williams, visiting professor
- “An Ancient Bottleneck in the Lost Pines of Central Texas,”
Molecular Ecology, 2004 (coauthor)
- “Cross-amplification and Sequence Evolution of Microsatellite
Loci in Eurasian Hard Pines,” Theoretical and Applied
Genetics, 2004 (coauthor)
Robert L. Wolpert, professor of statistics
and decision sciences and professor of the environment
- “Reconstructing Plant Root Area and Water Uptake Profiles,”
Ecology, 2004 (coauthor w/J. F. Reynolds, et al)
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