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February
25
MOLLY SMITH
SNAILS, CALCIUM, AND MOOSE IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
February
27
KIM BURKLAND
OREGON'S HISTORY OF "RED TIDES": PATTERNS OF HARMFUL MARINE ALGAL
BLOOMS
March 4
TRACY OSTROWSKI
IT'S A JUNGLE OUT THERE: USING THE URBAN FOREST FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
EDUCATION
March 6
GERIN RIVER
THE EFFECTS OF INCREASED MACROALGAE ABUNDANCE ON THE GROWTH OF CARIBBEAN
CORAL
March 13
NICK ROSENBERG
GREEN CITY? DEVELOPING AND UTILIZING ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS
March 18
CAREY NUTTING
RESTORATION OF A BARRINGTON SALT MARSH: SCIENTIFIC POTENTIAL AND
DESIRABILITY
March 20
CLARE OLSEN
TREES PLEASE: TREES AS PART OF THE PLAN IN RHODE ISLAND
April 3
JEREMY BURNS
CAN WE MAKE PROACTIVE CLIMATE POLICY FROM THE GROUND UP?: A LOOK
AT THE LINK BETWEEN GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY
April 8
JESSE LEVINE
IN THE ZONE: USING ZONING REGULATIONS TO PROTECT LAND FOR GREENWAYS
April 10
CLARA PANG
SOUTHEAST ASIAN AMERICANS IN PROVIDENCE AND THEIR URBAN ENVIRONMENT:
ESTABLISHING CONNECTIONS, ASSESSING PERCEPTIONS, AND INFLUENCING
POLICY
April 15
LAURI MIGNONE
April 16
MEGAN CARNEY
ARE WE IN HOT WATER?: WHAT SATELLITES TELL US ABOUT NARRAGANSETT
BAY
April 17
CAROLYN DAHER
TALKING TRASH: DESIGNING A COMPREHENSIVE SOURCE REDUCTION CAMPAIGN
FOR RHODE ISLAND
April 22
AVIJIT SEN
A SPACE-FOR-TIME SUBSTITUTION COMPOSITE TIDAL CYCLE IN NARAGANSETT
BAY USING IMAGES FROM SPACE
April 23
CYNTHIA FLEMING
LAND CONSERVATION IN RHODE ISLAND: TRENDS AND ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES
April 24
SARA WHEELER-SMITH
HYPOCRISY AT THE NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEVELS? NATIONAL FORESTS:
THE US'S DOMESTIC POLICIES AND OUR POSTURES IN INTERNATIONAL FORUMS
April 29
ANTON NICHOLAS
ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND ALTERNATIVE POWER SOURCES AT PROVIDENCE PLACE
April 30
NEEL SCOTT
JUGGLING PRIORITIES: PHILOSOPHIES ON URBAN WATER QUALITY INDICATORS
FOR PROVIDENCE
May 1
ANN FENTRESS
THE NORTH CAPE CAPER: A REPORT EXAMINING THE EFFECT OF THE MEDIA
ON ENVIRONMENTAL PUBLIC POLICY USING THE 1996 NORTH CAPE OIL SPILL
IN RI
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