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1988-1989 Thesis Abstracts

Senior Theses

Charles Chester	More than Risk: Synthetic and Natural Risk in the Case of EDB and Aflatoxins
Jason Grumet	1,000 Points of Light Shrouded in Photochemical Smog: The Failure of De-Centralized Air Pollution Control
Michael Tetrault	A Comparison of Game and Cattle Ranching on Bureau of Land Management Land
Angela Liu	Conflicts, Cooperation, and Coevolution: The Relationship Between Mexico's Agricultural Research-Extension System and the Small Farmer in Mexico
Nerissa Wu	Instsitutional Racism and its Effects on Exposure to Toxic Waste

Masters Theses

Eugenia Marks	A Case Study in Environmental Policy: Administration of the Rhode Island Freshwater Wetlands Act
Paul Shea	Ground Water & Surface Water Appraisal and Protection. Block Island, Rhode Island

Doctoral Theses

Julie Roque

Scientific Methods and Policy Choices in Risk Analysis: The Regulation of Air Toxics in Rhode Island