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A. Baker, professor of geology,
co-authored “Early warming of tropical South America
at the Last Glacial-
interglacial transition,” published in
the journal Science, May 31.
James
S. Clark, Hugo Blomquist Professor of Biology
and Earth and Ocean Sciences, has co-authored “Density-dependent
mortality and the latitudinal gradient in species diversity,”
published
in Nature, June 13.
John
W. Terborgh, James B. Duke Professor of Environmental
Science, has co-authored “Beta-diversity in tropical
forest trees,” published in Science, Jan. 25.
Robert
B. Jackson, associate professor of botany and
of environment, is the lead author of “Ecosystem carbon
loss with woody plant invasion of grasslands,”
published in Nature, Aug. 8.
Gabriel
G. Katul, professor of hydrology and professor
of ecology,
Ram Oren, and others are co-authors
of the paper “Mechanisms of long-distance dispersal
of seeds by wind” which was published in the July 25
issue of the journal Nature.
Professor of resource
and environmental economics
Randall A. Kramer co-authored with former
master’s student Tijen Arin “Divers’ Willingness
to Pay to Visit Marine Sanctuaries: An Exploratory Study,”
2002, for Ocean and Coastal Management 45: 171-183.
Kramer and graduate student Christopher Liese
have published “Migration and Fishing in Indonesian
Coastal Issues” in a special June issue of the Swedish
journal Ambio. With graduate student Jonathan Eisen-Hecht,
he published “A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Water Quality
Protection in the Catawba Basin” in the Journal
of the Water Resources Association.
 Assistant
professor of sedimentary geology Lincoln
Pratson is co-author of “The Shaping of
Continental Slopes by Internal Tides,” with D.A. Cacchione
and A.S. Ogston, published in the April 26 issue of the journal
Science.
 Peter
K. Haff, professor of geology and civil and environmental
engineering and chair of the Division of Earth
and Ocean Sciences, published “Neogeomorphology,”
a discussion of the role of human as geologic agents, in the
July 16 issue of EOS, a publication of the American
Geophysical Union.
Gabel Associate
Professor of the Practice in Environmental Ethics and Sustainable
Environmental Management Marie
Lynn Miranda, together with research associates
Dana C. Dolinoy , Mayra A. Overstreet
have published “Mapping for Prevention: GIS
Models
for Directing Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Programs,”
in the September 2002 issue of Environmental Health Perspectives.
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William
H. Schlesinger, dean and James B. Duke Professor
of Biogeochemistry has authored or contributed to the following
published papers:
- Schlesinger.
W.H. 2002. “Biogeochemicalcycles”, “Biosphere,”
“Desertification,” and “Nitrogen Cycle.”
In A.S. Goudie and D.J. Cuff (eds.). The Encyclopedia
of Global Change. Oxford University Press, Oxford.
- Hamilton, J.G.,
E.H. DeLucia, K. George, S.L. Naidu, A.C. Finzi, and W.H.
Schlesinger. 2002. “Forest carbon balance
under elevated CO2.” Oecologia.
- Huenneke, L.F.,
J.P. Anderson, M. Remmenga, and W.H. Schlesinger.
2002. “Desertification alters patterns of aboveground
net primary production in Chihuahuan ecosystems.”
Global Change Biology.
- Powers, J.S.
and W.H. Schlesinger. 2002. “Geographic
and vertical patterns of stable carbon isotopes in tropical
rain forest soils of Costa Rica.” Geoderma.
- Schlesinger,
W.H. 2002. “Inorganic carbon and the global
carbon cycle.” In R. Lal (ed.). Encyclopedia of
Soil Science. Marcel Dekker Inc., New York.
Martin
D. Smith, assistant professor of environmental
economics, has two new publications:
- Smith,
M.D. and J.E. Wilen. 2002. “The Marine Environment:
Fencing the Last Frontier” in Review of Agricultural
Economics.
- Klonsky, K.
and M.D. Smith. 2002. Entry and Exit in
California’s Organic Farm Sector, in D.C. Hall and
L.J. Moffitt, editors, Economics of Pesticides, Sustainable
Food Production and Organic Food Markets, Advances in the
Economics of Environmental Resources. Volume 4, New
York: Elsevier Science.
Dharni
Vasudevan, assistant professor of environmental chemistry,
coauthored the following: Vasudevan, D., E.M. Cooper, and
O.L. Van Exem. 2002. “Sorption-Desorption of ionogenic
compounds at the mineral-water interface: A comparison of
metal oxide rich soils and pure phase minerals.” Environmental
Science and Technology, 36, 501-511.
Jonathan
B. Wiener, associate professor of law and of
environment, has published the following:
- Reconstructing
Climate Policy. 2002. Washington, D.C.: AEI Press (with
Richard B. Stewart).
- “Sustainable
Governance.” 2002. In John Martin Gillroy & Joe
Bowersox, eds., The Moral Austerity of Environmental
Decisionmaking. Durham:Duke University Press. pp.131-144.
- “Precaution
in a Multirisk World.” 2002. In Dennis Paustenbach,
ed., Human and Ecological Risk Assessment: Theory and
Practice. John Wiley & Sons, pp.1509-1531.
- “Designing
Global Climate Regulation.” 2002. In Stephen Schneider,
Armin Rosencranz & John-O Niles, eds., Climate Change
Policy. Island Press.
 Robert
L. Wolpert, professor of statistics and decision
sciences and professor of the environment, has published the
following:
- R.L.
Wolpert. 2002. “Gamma function.” In
Encyclopedia of Environmetrics, vol. 2 (AH El-Shaarawi
and WW Piegorsch, eds.), J Wiley & Sons, 837-839.
- R.L.
Wolpert. 2002. “L’evy processes.”
In Encyclopedia of Environmetrics, vol. 2 (AH El-Shaarawi
and WW Piegorsch, eds.), J Wiley & Sons, 1161-1164.
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