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Integrating Health Impacts and Policy Considerations into Food-Energy-Water Systems |
2017 |
Elise Harrington, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Andrea Lund, Stanford University |
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Hurricanes and the social-ecological system: how ecosystem changes, managing institutions, and public perception are interrelated in the Gulf Coast and Southern Atlantic Region |
2017 |
Dana Baker, Duke University, Allison Koch, University of Texas, San Antonio |
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Adaptive governance for freshwater socio-ecological system resilience: Theory, practice and comparison between the US and Northern Europe |
2017 |
JB Ruhl, Vanderbilt University, Barbara Cosens, University of Idaho, Niko Soininen, University of Eastern Finland |
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Use of socio-environmental systems modeling in actionable science: State-of-the-art, open challenges and opportunities |
2017 |
Sondoss Elsawah, University of New South Wales, Albert Kettner, University of Colorado |
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Linked socio-environmental responses to destructive wildfire: Are wildfires ‘hot moments’ for transformative adaptation? |
2017 |
Miranda Mockrin, USDA Forest Service, Van Butsic, University of California, Berkeley, Alex Syphard, Conservation Biology Institute |
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Putting pesticides on the map to guide conservation of pollinators and their ecosystem services. |
2017 |
Margaret Douglas, Dickinson College, Christina Grozinger, Pennsylvania State University |
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Winter Weather Whiplash: Developing Indices of Extreme Winter Weather Variability and Socio-Ecological Responses |
2017 |
Alix Contosta, University of New Hampshire, Nora Casson, University of Winnipeg |
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Testing and extending Ostrom’s frameworks: quantitative synthesis and modeling of social-ecological dynamics |
2017 |
Graeme Cumming, James Cook University, Graham Epstein, University of Waterloo |
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A forecast of the timing, locations, sequence and likeliest destinations of populations displaced by sea level rise and coastal extremes |
2017 |
David Wrathall, Oregon State University, Valerie Mueller, Arizona State University |
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Mitigating oceanic plastic pollution: modeling inputs, interventions and future scenarios to direct mitigation strategies for achieving measurable improvements to marine ecosystems |
2017 |
Megan Barnes, University of Hawaii, Chelsea Rochman, University of Toronto |
