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T. Di Giulio, professor of environmental toxicology,
published in March: Di Giulio, R.T., and W.H. Benson, editors,
Interconnections Between Human Health and Ecological Integrity,
SETAC Press, Pensacola, Fla.
Robert B. Jackson,
associate professor of botany and of environment, co-authored
a paper: Gill, R.A., H.W. Polley, H.B. Johnson, L.J. Anderson,
H. Maherali, R.B. Jackson.,2002, "Nonlinear grassland responses
to past and future atmospheric CO2," Nature.
Lynn A. Maguire,
associate professor of the practice of environmental management,
is author of an entry on biological diversity in the Encyclopedia
of Global Change, November 2001, Oxford University Press.
Marie Lynn Miranda,
Dan and Bunny Gabel Associate Professor of the Practice of
Environmental Ethics and Sustainable Development, has published
two papers:
- M.L. Miranda and D. Bynum, "Unit Based Pricing and Undesirable
Diversion: Market Prices and Community Characteristics,"
Society and Natural Resources, January.
- M.L. Miranda and B.W. Hale, "Protecting the Forest from
the Trees: The Social Costs of Energy Production in Sweden,"
Energy, September 2001.
A. Bradshaw Murray,
assistant professor of geomorphology and coastal processes,
has coauthored several papers:
- Ashton, A., Murray, A.B., and Arnoult, O. 2001, "Formation
of shoreline features by large-scale instabilities induced
by high-angle waves," Nature 414, 296-300.
- Murray, A.B., and Reydellet, G., 2001, "A rip current
model based on a newly hypothesized interaction between
waves and currents," Journal of Coastal Research,
17, 517-530.
- Murray, A.B., 2001, "From strange attractors to real-world
data: Evaluating a bedform model by measuring the distance
between state-space plots," Mathematical Geology,
V. 33, 293-300.
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Kenneth
H. Reckhow, professor of water resources coauthored
the following paper:
- with Borsuk, M.E., D. Higdon, C.A. Stow, 2001, "A Bayesian
Hierarchical Model to Predict Benthic Oxygen Demand from
Organic Matter Loading in Estuaries and Coastal Zones,"
Ecological Modeling, 143:165-181.
Curtis J. Richardson,
professor of resource ecology and director of the Duke University
Wetland Center has coauthored several papers:
- Richardson, C.J., and K. Nunnery, 2001, "Ecological functional
assessment (EFA): A new approach to determining wetland
health," pp. 95-112, in Vymazal, J. (ed.), Transformations
of Nutrients in Natural and Constructed Wetlands, Backhuys
Publishers, Leiden, 519 pp.
- Richardson, C.J., and J. Vymazal, 2001, "Sampling macrophytes
in wetlands," pp. 297-338 (Chapter 14) in Rader, R., D.P.
Butzer, and Scott A. Wissinger (eds.), Bioassessment
and Management of North American Freshwater Wetlands,
New York: John Wiley & Sons. 469 pp.
William H.
Schlesinger, dean and James B. Duke professor of biogeochemistry,
has published: Lawrence, D. and W.H. Schlesinger, 2001, "Changes
in soil phosphorus during 200 years of shifting cultivation
in Indonesia," Ecology 82: 2769-2780.
Jonathan B. Wiener,
professor of law and of environmental policy coauthored "Reconstructing
Climate Policy: The Paths Ahead," Policy Matters, 01-23, AEI-Brookings
Joint Center for Regulatory Studies, August 2001, with Richard
B. Stewart.
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