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Zhangcai, Qin, editor.
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Bioenergy and land use change / Zhangcai, Qin, editor.
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Nguyễn, Hoàng Khánh Linh, 1980- author.
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Detecting and modeling the changes of land use and land cover for land use planning in Da Nang City
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Alskaf, Kamal, author.
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Conservation agriculture for sustainable land use: the agronomic and environmental impacts of
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Park, Ji Hye, author.
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The Use of Chemical Element Fingerprints to Investigate the Transformation of Lake Sediments to
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Stephenson, Thomas Dalton, Jr., author.
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Water Use and Soil Physical Property Changes Following Land Conversion to Bioenergy Cropping
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Gomez, Aingeru Martinez, author.
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Effects of Flow Regulation, Land-Use Changes and Temperature on Stream Ecosystem Functioning /
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Ouarghi, Jamal, author.
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- und grundwassertemperatur = Influence of the climate and land use on the energy balance at the surface
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Khansaritoreh, Elmira, author.
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Effects of land use, habitat fragmentation and climate warming on stem increment, regeneration, and
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Frank, Kevin, author.
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Land-use responses of dung beetle communities and their ecosystem services = Einfluss von
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Reinmuth, Evelyn, author.
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Land use management under climate change = Der Einfluss des Klimawandels auf das
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Smith, Joshua H., author.
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Public Land, Money, and Use: The Rhetorical Calibration of Publics and Place / Smith, Joshua H
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Deaton, Charles Dawson, author.
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Land-use Change and Tidal Creek Sedimentation in Coastal Watersheds of North Carolina / Deaton
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Moffette, Fanny, author.
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Forest Conservation and Agriculture: Essays on Land Use Trade-Offs and Spillovers / Moffette, Fanny
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Vasquez, Alberto, author.
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Socioeconomics, Land Use and Coastal Water Quality in San Diego County / Vasquez, Alberto, author.
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Burr, Andrea Kay, author.
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The Socio-Cultural Drivers of Residential Land-Use and Decision-Making Practices for Native
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Turner, Tyler Norman, author.
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Effects of Human Land Use on the Activity, Diversity, and Distribution of Native Bats / Turner
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Bernier, Katherine D'Anna, author.
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Land Use Planning, Policy, and Water Quality Nexus for Escherichia coli Mitigation: A Case Study of
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Mlotha, McArd Joseph, author.
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Analysis of Land Use/Land Cover Change Impacts upon Ecosystem Services in Montane Tropical Forest
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Peng, Ke, author.
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Land use planning.
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Thornbush, Mary J., editor.
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Land use.
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White, Marti S., author.
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Land use planning.
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Corriston, Brennan, author.
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Land use planning.
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Plunkett, Samuel, Jr., author.
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Land use planning.
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de Percy, Michael, author.
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Land use -- Government policy -- Australia.
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Ling, Shine, author.
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Land use planning.
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Shiel, Mark, editor.
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ARCHITECTURE / Urban & Land Use Planning.
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Cupers, Kenny, 1977- author.
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Land use, Urban -- Germany -- Berlin.
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Salzmann, Joshua A. T., author.
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Land use -- Illinois -- Chicago -- History -- 19th century.
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Cupers, Kenny, editor.
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ARCHITECTURE / Urban & Land Use Planning.
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Albuquerque, Anna, author.
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Land use planning.
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Yousavich, David John, author.
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Land use planning.
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Smith, Stephen D., author. (orcid)0000-0003-3633-8655
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Land use planning.
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Shell, Marissa, author. (orcid)0000-0002-0885-1534
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, dystopic landscape. Each individual piece mimics land formations observed in the natural world. The use of
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Green, Gabriel T., author.
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dust storms will likely require better geographic and land use information.
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Knight, Eric James, author.
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many different land use types including urban, residential, commercial, and parkland. This area has
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Rowan, Jennifer Lynn, author. (orcid)0000-0003-0111-2242
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resources. Each case study will examine new development patterns, land use, and the results from policies
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Oster, Jacob Matthew, author.
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communities over two years from two first-order streams differing in land-use and historical stream water MeHg
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Boyles, Claire Lynn, author.
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difficult questions: How should humans (and art) confront the Anthropocene? What does ethical land use look
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DeLay, Nathan Daniel, author. (orcid)0000-0003-3239-0798
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vary by land use heterogeneity. The second paper explores the effects of crop insurance agent market
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Shimko, Alison R., author.
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stereotypes, and the use of corporeal rhetoric in political culture. Before public institutions for the insane
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VanWallendael, Acer, author.
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its use of both sexual and asexual reproduction, its hybridization with related plants, and its
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Mayerl, Christopher James, author.
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-ray Reconstruction of Moving Morphology. Next, I examine how pelvic girdle fusion impacts muscle function and use
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Pillich, Jose, author.
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sources: space-based remotely-sensed moderate-resolution land data from Landsat satellite imagery and
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Kostro, Mark, author.
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archaeological evidence illustrates how colonial processes are frequently tied to the economic use of the land
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Brynjulson, Austin, author.
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intensification of land use and increasing the area of land under cultivation. Despite these efforts, food
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Acharjee, Mithun Kumar, author.
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is twofold. First, we use a reliable strategy (LCA) for observational data. Second and importantly
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Gildersleeve, Royce F., III, author.
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, placed upon reservation land, and bound to the strict laws of a fledgling Virginia colony. Tribes not
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Wineland, Sean Michael, author.
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framework (SODM) to test the influence of current land use, historical mining, hydrogeomorphic, and water
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Parker, Catharine E., author.
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. Creek watersheds were classified as forested, forested to suburban, suburban, or urban land use based on
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Tharp, Rebecca, author.
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and external dynamics are also discussed. Pond morphology, drainage area land use, soil types, and
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Tsivanidis, John Nicholas, author.
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higher welfare gains. This underscores the benefits to cities from pursuing a unified transit and land
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Mullins, Danielle Renee, author.
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that predicates land preservations and sustainable use in order to facilitate subsistence agrarian
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Aguilar Molina, Beatriz, author.
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. Although these methods have worked well, their spatial coverage is restricted to land. With the development
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Torres, Jacob, author.
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microbiomes. Bees were collected for this study from areas with varying levels of urbanization and land-use
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Logan, Kelly, author.
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investigation of several steps in the LA feedback chain. This research includes the first use of some of these
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Olsson, Erik, author.
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, as opposed to outright wilderness preservation. Extensive use of public lands for their resources has
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Austin, Jared J., author.
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describe how Tampa elites, led by Democratic Mayor Bob Buckhorn, use politically popular discourses of
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Fives, Rachel Anne, author. (orcid)0000-0002-5788-0091
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, affordable housing is an unpopular concept in New York State. The second hypothesis was that local land use
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Khan, Tanvir R., author. (orcid)0000-0002-7684-8927
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deposition parameterizations were evaluated against field observations across five land use categories, in
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Shi, Rui, author.
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produce biofuels. The impacts of production pathway in terms of greenhouse gas (GHG) emission, land use
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Harada, Yoshiki, author. (orcid)0000-0002-3030-0149
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information for land use planning to estimate the environmental and economic returns from rooftop farming
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Corlin, Laura, author.
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have greater impact. We developed a land use regression model to predict NOx concentrations at <200-m
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Knippenberg, Erwin, author. (orcid)0000-0002-3183-2470
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dispersed parcels may better manage risk. Using a natural experiment from Ethiopia, it shows that land
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Heris, Mehdi Pourpeikari, author.
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) land use and building form controls, (3) design guidelines, (4) public financing, and (5) condemnation
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Anchondo, Teresa Mercedes, author.
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recommendations may include healthier land use policies and zoning ordinance aimed at decreasing obesity in
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Li, Yanan, author.
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-level data on land ownership distribution and the implementations of NREGA. To address potential endogeneity
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Paulson, Alison Kate, author.
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experienced unprecedented rates of change reflecting logging, land use change, fire suppression, overabundant
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Mitchell, Molly Magruder, author. (orcid)0000-0003-4210-285X
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9. Targeted land use decisions coupled with active restoration may help minimize future marsh loss.
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Nytch, Christopher J., author.
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Stormwater runoff and flooding pose major environmental challenges for cities due to land use
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Li, Lingling, author.
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the expanded measures of food environments from planning factors (spatial accessibility, land use, and
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Miah, Jamal Hussain, author.
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by 20.66%, land use by 17.45% and ecosystem quality by 7.24%. Overall, this research has culminated
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Henderson, Nicole D., author.
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Land use land cover (LULC) change is one of the top 5 drivers of global climate change. The River
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Lynch, Laurel M., author.
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suggest that widespread channel simplification, resulting from land-use and management changes, will
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Barnhart, Theodore Basile, author. (orcid)0000-0002-9682-3217
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future land cover, precipitation, and air temperature changes on streamflow from a headwaters catchment
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Assefa, Tewodros Taffese, author.
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irrigation water use. The Agricultural Policy / Environmental eXtender (APEX) model was verified using field
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DePriest, Thomas Arlanda, Jr., author.
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accomplish these objectives, a study of land-use and land cover (LULC) change in Madison County from 1992
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Lovell, Eric James, author.
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pastoralists use to maintain access to water and pasture for livestock; minimize problems of land degradation
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Dwomoh, Francis Kwabena, author.
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dissertation was to improve our understanding of the interactions of climate, land use, and fire regimes, as
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Ofstehage, Andrew Lehne, author.
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, the massive expansion of soy production in South America, the global land grab, and the proliferation
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Shaw, Jingsi Xu, author.
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evolution of cities, researchers have significantly improved modern urban land-use-and-transportation (LUT
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Cook, Sarah, author.
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different environment and route attributes (length, turns, decision points, vegetation, land use, dwellings
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Zubizarreta, Maria Elizabeth, author.
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resources. Linkages between change in land uses and degradation of water quality in stream and watershed
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Santo, James Talbot, author. (orcid)0000-0001-8538-9833
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; (3) Analysis of field-collected apiary bees for prevalence of Nosema spores in association with land
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Monar, Kelder C., author.
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and anthropogenic land-use changes. The soil seedbank can be a source of plant community response
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Guy-Baker, Christine L., author.
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As cities and communities grow, and land use patterns change, the water quality within a watershed
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Khanghah, Sepideh Dadashi, author. (orcid)0000-0001-7684-9789
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% and 88% respectively. We expect that the five-pixel, nine-day criteria may vary by ecoregion or land
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Riegsecker, Austin, author.
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, cities, and farm land, IoT devices and sensor networks help give insight with new amounts and types of
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Froehly, Jennifer L., author.
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to evaluate support for several competing hypotheses of how land use and habitat fragmentation at
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Lockmiller, Kayla A., author.
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of land use ranging from 1.6 to 62.6% impervious surface area (ISA) in their watersheds. Samples were
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Moreno Tarango, Abner J., author.
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demonstrate the propulsion system operation in microgravity. This vehicle, called Daedalus, will use a 500-lbf
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Moses, Jarrett Ryan, author.
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Land Operations: Win in A Complex World, was the applied framework for this study. The methodological
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Monaco, Benjamin, author.
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-time, and each video frame does not reliably land on the geometry frame that has the UVs it was originally
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Michels, Kristin K., author.
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The majority of the world's remaining forests are surrounded by non-forested land use. Old
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Fluet-Chouinard, Etienne, author.
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wetland extent and land use to estimate that global wetland cover has decreased by 17% over the last 8000
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Fard, Elizabeth, author.
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-European land use are dramatically higher now than ever before. Our results show the effects of anthropogenic
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Koning, Aaron A., author.
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terrestrial protected areas. This dissertation explores the effects of land-use strategies on water quality
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Amspacher, Katelyn Marie, author.
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) decreased SFS density on Spring Island due to land use change, and 3) foraging behaviors of sympatric SFSs
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Goldsmith, Bradford O., author.
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England through The Waste Land, to his shift to the countryside and the rose-garden of Four Quartets. The
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Rosenfeld, Christine, author. (orcid)0000-0003-1326-5529
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evolved, the circulation of an extractivist ethic guiding land use, meaning, and management was
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Miller, Elizabeth Deen, author.
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, focusing on Frank Lloyd Wright's use of ancient American aesthetics in the 1910s and 1920s to create an
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Hu, Fei, author. (orcid)0000-0001-5231-2303
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land system architecture, simulating land use and land cover change, and detecting human dynamical
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Bixler, Taler S., author.
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influence of geographical locations, land use types, system design sizes, and climate change scenarios on
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Mathiasson, Minna Elizabeth, author. (orcid)0000-0001-7276-4008
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globally intensifying anthropogenic land use and climate change, plant-pollinator networks are becoming
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Putraditama, Andika, author.
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CF locations to support multiple land use scenarios that can provide ample livelihood benefits for
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Saba, David Joseph, author.
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. Response to storm events was also influenced by land use in addition to season. INCA-Cl was able to model
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Kretovic, Greg.
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-- Introduction -- Michigan Waterfalls -- Seasonal Variations -- Trespassing/Private Land Info -- Safety Info
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Brady, Michael Brian, author.
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efforts to monitor coastal risks on the North Slope, potential use of the web map for land use decision
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Gasore, Jimmy, author.
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measurements due to limited logistics and there is no land based station at all in equatorial Africa. Satellite
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Zhang, Xin, author.
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rely on income from land sales to support their budgets which leads them to use their monopolistic
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Bowers, Holly Michele, author. (orcid)0000-0002-7319-960X
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in the region as viticulture is a primary and growing agricultural land uses on private lands. Land
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DeGroot, Samantha L., author.
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events which included, a) approval of 'Kaput' as a state-limited-use pesticide in Texas b) restraining
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Viaene, Arvid Rachel Dirk, author. (orcid)0000-0002-2148-4409
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census years and choice sets. When farmers are allowed to re-optimize their land use, climate damages in
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Li, Chaosu, author.
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, yet some important types of local policies, such as land use and urban form, are not well identified
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Yao, Guolin, author.
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changes -- quantifying each driver's contributions to soybean trade, production, and land use changes over
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Slinski, Kimberly M., author.
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local water resources while changes in climate and land use are modifying the regional hydrology. The
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Nguyen, Chilinh, author.
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and land use provide a supportive habitat for the main WNV enzootic and bridge vector of the region
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Boone, Karie, author.
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experiencing changes in water access related to increased water use for OG. In response, four primary themes
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Gutchess, Kristina M., author.
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land use.
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Browne, Oliver R., author. (orcid)0000-0001-6951-0744
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hydrologically permissible, covering 139,000 water rights and 90% of Idaho's water use. Using differences in the
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Thompson, Hillary L., author.
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. Results from this study will inform land managers of wintering habitat use and can benefit conservation
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Webster, Cole Edward, author.
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. Fire activity peaked from ~0.1 ka, signaling compounding anthropogenic agriculture, mining, and land
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Rumsey, Brian Edward, author.
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, floodplain management involved determining natural limits and using them to constrain land use, while flood
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Rechkemmer, Will T., author.
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significant effects on vegetation structure. Land use in the late 1800s and early 1900s has led Midwestern oak
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Jeekel, Hans.
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6.4 Insights on Global Warming, Car Dependence, Accessibility and Land Use: the Input from 12
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Ok, Yong Sik.
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Study-Biochar Use in Multielement-Contaminated Mine Waste -- 5.1.6 Recent Case Study-Biochar Use in Cd
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