Senior Essays 1985-2007 | Yale College Environmental Studies

2007

Adenike Adeyeye, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Carol Carpenter): Sanitation in Batey Libertad: Latrine Use and Waste Disposal Practices
Christa Anderson, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Oswald Schmitz): Livestock Predation Patterns and Incidents in Northern Tanzania

Duncan Cheung, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Sheila Olmstead): Money in, Water out: Qualitative Analysis of U.S. Municipal Wastewater Financing Options and Recommendations to China’s Wastewater Treatment Expansion

Caitlin Clarke, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Jeffrey Park): An Oil Company Goes Green: A Successful Environmental Campaign in the Ecuadorian Amazon

Bjorn Fredrickson, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Michael Dove): Engaging Diversity: Resettlement Planning on China’s Nu River

Qazim Hyseni, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Gisella Caccone): Galapagos Giant Tortoises: Conservation on the Island of Santa Cruz: Morphological and Genetic Distinctiveness of the “12th” Taxon

Erin Lin, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Wargo): Phnom Penh’s Poor: A Preliminary Investigation in Assocations between Environmental Conditions and Health Symptoms in Cambodian Slums

Tanya Martinez, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Carol Carpenter): Batey Libertad: Inequality of Access to Water

Victoria Nelson, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Wargo): The Johnson Paradox: Reconciling a Nationial Bird Refuge and Protection of National Security

Ashley Roberts, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Wargo): Investigation of Coalbed Methane Water Discharge Impacts on Soils in Ephemeral Stream Channels in Wyoming

Mirko Serkovic, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Grim): Why is Material Pollution Accepted in a Sacred Environment? Examining the Worldview of Modern Hindus with Respect to Spiritual Purity and Material Dirtiness in the River Ganges, India

Rebecca Toseland, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Robert Mendelsohn): Beyond the Environmental Kuznets Curve: The Political Economy of Pollution Control in Post-World War II Japan

2006

J. Brandon Berkeley, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Wargo): The Athens Metro Project: Public Transportation in Urban Planning
Shani Harmon, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Wargo): American Indian Cultures and Climate Change in the Chesapeake Bay Region

Laura Hess, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Wargo): Liberalization and Its Discontents: The Impacts of the North American Free Trade Agreement on corm Production in Mexico

John Kaufman, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Wargo): Environmental Justice in Fairhaven

Dawn Lippert, Environmental Studies (Advisors: John Wargo and Oswald Schmitz): The Two Thousand Pound Question: An Analysis of Leatherback Sea Turtle Management on Vieques Island, Puerto Rico

Ariane Lotti, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Mary Helen Goldsmith): Monitoring the Connection Between Humans and the Land: The Use of Indicators on Three Farms in Italy

Jasmine Low, Environmental Studies (Advisors: Gordon Geballe and Don Green): The Effects of Personal Appeals to Recycle: A Field Study

Michelle Quibell, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Marion Chertow): Evaluating Urban Brownfield Success: A Comprehensive Case Study of Atlantic Station

Sarah Selig, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Wargo): The Externalities of Tobacco Production: Creating a Framework for Analysis

Karen Stamieszkin, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Oswald Schmitz): Feasting: Sustainability of the Oyster Aquaculture Industry, Damariscotta River, Maine

Leanna Sudhof, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Wargo): A Very Selective Evaluation of Malaria Control Efforts in Africa South of the Sahara: The Global Fund and ITNs

2005

Aravinda Ananda, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Carol Carpenter): Understanding Development in a Coastal Ecuadorian Village: An Alternative Direction of Development for Human Well-being

Lucas Knowles, Environmental Studies (Advisors: John Wargo and Oswald Schmitz): The Saga of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: North to the Future?

Danielle Larson, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Susan Clark): Shoreline Development in the Adirondack Park A Case Study of North Elba and Lake Placid

Flora Lichtman, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Wargo): Crafting Sound Policy: The Origins, Evolution and Mis-regulation of Ocean Noise

Melanie Loftus, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Steven Stoll): Smart Growth in Prince George’s County, Maryland: Protecting Affordability While Encouraging Growth

Megan O’Connor, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Steven Stoll): The Motivations of Wildlife Rehabilitation or Crazy Squirrel Ladies: What Are They Thinking?

Xizhou Zhou, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Wargo): Greening the Industrial Facility across Borders – Two Cases of Multinational Corporations’ Environmental Management in China

2004

Livia DeMarchis, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Wargo): Amphibian Conservation: The Public Perception, Policy, and Science of Declines and Deformity
Anna Gross, Environmental Studies (Advisors: Oswald Schmitz and Susan Clark): Habitat Conservation Planning: The Need for and Challenges in Rescaling Conservation to an Ecoystem Level - A Policy Science and Ecological Perspective

Sparsh Khandeshi, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Ron Smith): Detecting Mountain Meadow Vulnerability to Recreational Packstock

Christopher McPhee, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Harvey Weiss): Climate and Cultural Collapse: The Anasazi Implications for Abrupt Human Change

Todd Montgomery, Environmental Studies (Advisors: Susan Clark, John Wargo, and Bill Burch): Eagles and Bogeys: In the Canyon Golf Club Decision Process

Christine Pham, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Kathleen McAfee): Small-Scale Rural Development in Tanzania Under the Global Service Corps Biotintensive Agriculture Project: Learning from Lessons Past

Michael Renda, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Karl Storchmann): An Evaluation of Government Policies to Increase Fuel Economics

Linda Shi, Environmental Studies (Advisor: Carol Carpenter): Dichotomies of Power and Priority: Sustainable Development on Sao Tome E Principe

Marina Spitkovskyaya, Environmental Studies (Advisor: John Wargo): In Defense of the Earth

Rachel Wasser, Environmental Studies (Advisors: Andrew Schrank and Christopher Timmons): The Ad Hoc Approach at “Work” Weakening the GEF’s Project Portfolio: Local Benefits in the GEF’s Biodiversity Conservation Projects - Two Case Studies

2002

Brian Boyd, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Delores Hayden): The Coyote in the Garden
Justin Davis, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Robert Evenson): “Green Energy”: A Contingent Valuation of Wind Generated Energy
Kristi Loui, Studies in the Environment: Desert Oases: Phoenix and Utopia
Sara Wood, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Theodora Pinou): The Effects of Anthropological Pollution on Amoeba Pelomyxa Carolinensis

2001

Viviann Chui, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Sylvia Tesh): The Mis(communication) of Climate Change: Media Coverage of Scientific Uncertainty
Dylan Fuge, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Robert Gordon): The Clark Fork River System, Butte, Montana: An Examination of Contamination Caused by Copper Mining and the Potential for the Region’s Rehabilitation - A Scientific and Policy Perspective

Meghan MacLeod, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Michael Kashgarian and Brian Leaderer): Heat Shock Proteins: Cellular Superheroes in the Face of Environmental Pollution

Josh Mukhopadyay, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Mark Ashton and Helen Goldsmith): Monodominant Ecosystems and Their Impacts on Forest Management: The Case of Guadua weberbaueri in Southeastern Peru

Eric Shelov, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Robert Gordon): The Potential for Metal Recovery in the Palmerton Zinc Pile

Nicholas Stucky, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Mark Ashton and Prasad Thenkabail): Assessing Carbon Sequestration in Agro-forests with Satellite Remote Sensing

2000

Andrew Borbely, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Stephen Kellert and Robert Sternberg): The Psychology of Environmental Education: Constructing Effective Curriculum Through the Application of Psychological Theory
Julie Brackin, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Thomas McCarthy and Bill Birch): Myopic Lobstermen in the Face of Disaster: A at the Swan’s Island, Maine Lobster Fishery

Susan Brown, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Nancy Cott and John Wargo): The Silent Leader: Rachel Carson’s Role in the Emergence of the Modern Environmental Movement

Rachel Gruzen, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Robert Gordon): Agricultural Architecture and a History of Land Use on Rollwood Farm, Guilford, CT

Michael Jensen, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Max Page and Thomas Graedel): Waste is Regarded as Almost Criminal: The Policy and Practice of Waste Elimination in the Ford Motor Company, 1919-1946

Hank Kessler, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Jay Gitlin and Fred Meyerson): Volkswagen Beetle to Ford Excursion: Baby Boomers, The Automobile Industry, and the Rise of the Sport Utility Vehicle

Katie Scharf, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Fred Meyerson): Coal Mines and Mountaintops: The Debate over Surface Mining Regulation in West Virginia, 1900-2000

Geoffrey Suttle, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: John Wargo): Rethinking Natural Resource Management in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

1999

Rachel Brakeman, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Gordon Geballe): Thinking About Pesticide Use on Golf Courses: A Comparison of Management Strategies at The Yale Golf Course in New Haven, CT and The Weymouth Course in Medina, OH
Lee Collins, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Thomas Graedel): Designing Environmentally Responsible High-Density Housing

Sarah Hillinshead, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: John Wargo): The Big Mess: Environmental Policy and Contamination at the Massachusetts Miliary Reservation

Lise Johnson, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Steven Stoll): Symbols of Change: Mexican Wolves in the Southwest: From Extirpation through Reintroduction

Amar Mann, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Christopher Timmons and Lynne Bennett): Economic Efficiency Impacts of the Water Transfer Agreements between the Imperial Irrigation District and the City of San Diego

Joshua Olsen, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Gordon Geballe and Alexander Garvin): Planned Communities: Are they Worth it? An Analysis of Financial and Environmental Viability

Sarah Reed, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Cathy Cohen and Fred Meyerson): Reflections on the Making of Space

Katherine Spector, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Leonard Wantchekon): Ownership Patterns in Petrostates: The Implications of Discontinuity of Cost-bearing and Benefit Acquisition in Rentier Economies

1998

A. Elliot Blanchard, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Steven Stoll): A Lesson in Legislation: The Implementation of the Clean Air Act in Connecticut
Rebecca Birch, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Steven Stoll): Reimagining Central Park in the 20th Century: The Two Visions of Frederick Law Olmsted and Robert Moses
Janae Deverell, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Jonathan Lees): Arguments for Seismic Array Research and Hazard Mitigation in Alaska
Andrea Kirk, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Christopher Timmins and Dan Esty): The Relationship Between Corporate Financial and Environmental Performance: A Multiple Regression Analysis of the U.S. Chemical Industry
Everett Meyer, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: John Wargo): Medicine and the Environment
Robert Meyer, Studies in the Environment: Boston’s Waterfront: A Cultural Landscape History

Robert Trostle, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Alexander Garvin): Hartford: A Study and Proposal for the Park River

1997

Jeannie Cho, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Graeme Berlyn): Going Organic in the Twenty-First Century: An Effort Beyond Recycling and Munching Sprouts

Sunny Chu, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Dan Esty): Cutting Through the Smog: Urban Ozone Control and Fairness

Meredith Fort, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Florencia Montagnini): Agroforestry as a Sustainable Land Use in the Peten, Guatemala: Perspectives for the Future

Jennifer George, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Xing-Wang Deng): Lux Et Herbae

Michael Jung, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Gordon Geballe): Enough

Minh Martin, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Kathryn Dudley): Just Another Animal? Apes and Humans at the Zoo

Jason Medeiros, Studies in the Environment: Microbes and Chemical Clean up: Acinetobacter and Bioremediation

Samuel Porat, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Robert Evenson): Capital Market Alternatives to Traditional Risk-Hedging for Financing Environmental Risk Exposures

Darcy Whaley, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: John Mack Faragher): Early American Land Laws, 1785-1820: Turning Wilderness into Real Estate

1996

Graham Brownstein, Studies in the Environment: The Road More Traveled: Private Transportation, Public Space
Erik Grafe, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Candance Waid and Steven Stoll): Timlessness, Bloody Soil, and Tradition: Faulkner’s Landscapes of Meaning and Misperception in an Agrarian Context

Monique Griswold, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Steven Stoll): Environmental Problems of Iron Mining and its Affects on Water Quality in the Great Lakes Region

Rebekah Heiser, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Steven Stoll): Garbage Maker and Garbage Taker: Municipal Solid Waste Generation and Management in Orange County, CA

Jessica Lux, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Steven Stoll): Prophetic Bedrock

Sandra Ro, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Steven Stoll): The Gulf Wars, Chemical Weapons, and the Environment: History Lessons for the Future

Michelle Solomon, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Deborah Kaspin): Just Another Animal? Apes and Humans at the Zoo

1995

Amy Busch, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Steven Stoll): The Circle of Life: A Case Study of Lyme Disease
Daniel Belin, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Robin Winks): The Comstock Lode: Its Formation and History as Shaped by Interactions Between Humans and their Environment

Anne Guerry, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Oswald Schmitz): The Fusion of Ecology and Wildlife Management: Perspectives on Wolf Control in Alaska

Roger Levine, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Robert Harms): Changes and Markets in the Knysna and Witwatersrand Landscapes to 1899

Benjamin Mann, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Steven Stoll): NAFTA and the Environment: A Study of the NAFTA and its Regulatory Devices for Pollution Control

Helen Mayes, Studies in the Environment: Counterculture Utopia: American Sixties Counterculture Migration to the West Kootenay Region of British Columbia

Kristen McDonald, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Margaret Homans): Retrovirus and Retro gress: Methods in Contemporary Feminist Science Fiction

Kerry Newman, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: D. Allan Bromley): An Analysis of Climate Change with an Examination of the Acoustic Thermometry of Ocean Climate Experiment

Shelly Rudner, Studies in the Environment: The New Hampshire/Vermont Solid Waste Project: Economic and Environmental Issues

Deborah Stein, Studies in the Environment: The Political Obstacles to Implementing Alternative Agriculture: An Examination of How and Why the Farm Programs and Other Policies Favor Conventional Farming Methods

Jordan Twist, Studies in the Environment: Suburbanization, Fire Ecology, and Politics in Southern California

Anne Wahlig, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Robert Mendelsohn): A Simple Travel Cost Study: An Environmental Valuation of the Island Bonaire and its Coral Reef

1994

Erica Adshead, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Margaret Keck): Environmental Policymaking in Guatemala, 1954-1994
Mark Barnett, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: John Mack Faragher): Harnessing Nature’s Power: The Grand Coulee Dam and the Columbia Basin Project

Peter Braasch, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Steven Stoll): Bug Hunting the Way to the New South: The History of Commercial Shrimping in North Carolina

Caitlin DeSilvey, Studies in the Environment: The Backbone of the World: The creation of a Sacred Landscape

David Dixon, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Louis Warren): The Politics, Economics and Technology of Abundance: Residential costruction in America, The Colonial Period to Present

Elizabeth Farber, Studies in the Environment: The Market for Nonprofit Environmental Protection: An Economic Analysis of the U.S. Environmental Nonprofit Field

Eli Gould, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Alec Purves): A Backwoods Castle Dangerous: Scotch-Irish Settlement on the New England Frontier, 1719-1791

Flora Huang, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Comrad Totman): The Effects of Deforestation on the Process of Desiccation: A Comparative Study of North China and the Central Asia

David Kiernan, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Robert Harms): Environmental Determinism?

Kristin Lewis, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Florencia Montagnini): Effects of Leaf Mulches of Four Native Tree Species on Maize Seedling Nitrogen and Phosphorus Uptake in the Atlantic Lowlands of Costa Rica

Mary Morales, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Susan Clark): Dolphin Mortality in the Eastern Tropical Pacific Yellowfin Tuna Fishery from 1972 to 1990: An Examination of Contributing Factors Leading to The Failure of the Immediate Goal of the Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972

Matthew Quinlan, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Paul Sullivan): lonization of the Mexican Humid Tropics

Josh Reid, Studies in the Environment: Indian Fishing Rights in Western Washington: An Example of State Simplification

Nicole Rodriguez, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Louis Warren): Fresno County Agriculture 1868-1900: A Story of Land Speculation and Railroad Monopolgy; Their Effects on the Development of California Agribusiness

John Saunders, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Louis Warren): The Great Black Swamp: An Evolutionary History of Agriculture in Northwest Ohio and its Effects on the Maumee River and Lake Erie

Robin VerSchnieder, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Robert Gordon): Drift Mines in Glacial Deposits: A Viable Option for the Disposal of New York State’s Low-Level Radioactive Waste?

1993

Oliver Churchill, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Ann Fabian): Political Influence and the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act of 1977

Seth Dunn, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Doron Ben-Atar, Karl Turekian and John Wargo): Ideas of the Earth: Historical Roots and Intended Studies of the International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme

Amy Gambrill, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Brian Skinner): The Accuracy of Maybe: An Evaluation of the USGS Mineral Deposit Assessment Methodology

Michael McCormick, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Robert Evenson): Natural Gas Vehicles: An Economic Analysis of Their Technology

1992

Robin Abell, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Genn Wallach): Searching for a Middle Landscape: The Birth of East Rock Park, New Haven, CT
Michael Breault, Studies in the Environment: Hydrologic Studies at Yucca Mountain, Nevada: Implications for a Proposed Mined Geologic

David Goetsch, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: William Cronon): It Takes a Gold Mine to Run a Silver Mine: Corporations in the Development of the Comstock

Katherine Hammond, Studies in the Environment: The Road Less Traveled: A History of Visitor Access at Denali National Park, Alaska

Seth Harris, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Graeme Berlyn): Human Enhancement of Nature’s Resilience: Bioremediation of Marine Oil Spills

Bethica Quinn, Studies in the Environment: My Breasts, like Apples: Eve and the Paradox of Eden

Paul Sabin, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: William Cronon): Fighting Dependency: Native Society and Judge Thomas Berger Confront a Natural Gas Pipeline

Matthew Taylor, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Douglas Rae): Democracy and Environmental Justice: Governing Environmental Risks in an Age of Significant

Martha Young, Studies in the Environment: The United States Geological Explorations of the Fortieth Parallel: The Photographs of the Report and their Context

1991

Emily Allen, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: John Wargo): The Consequences of the Rise of Risk Assessment for Toxics Regulation
Cameron Brooks, Studies in the Environment: In Defense of the Wild: The Shaping of Wilderness and Discipline of Civilization

Lee Corbin, Studies in the Environment (Advisors: Robert Gordon and Jay Ague): On the Beach: The Shoreline Processes on Nauset Beach, Cape Cod, MA

Daniel DeBonis, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Joel Waldfogel): State of Vermont Electrical Supply Options: A Case Study Featuring the Hydro Quebec Contracts

Joy Ellis, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: John Wargo): Salmon on the Run: The Decline of Wild Salmon Runs in the Columbia River Basin

Diana Fisher, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Ann Fabian): Coming Clean: Smoke Abatement in Pittsburgh

Katherine Hackett, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Sylvia Tesh): The Northwestern Rocky Mountain Wolf Recovery Plan: An Investigation of Political Institutions and Education Reformations

Wendolyn Holland, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Jay Gitlin): Parallel Tracks: A Study of Change in the Wood River Valley, Idaho

Edna Neivert, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Linda Peterson): The Treatment of Landscape in Three Victorian Novels

Harrison Pollack, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Mark Micale): European Naturalists and the Emerging idea of the Amazon, 1743-1866

Rodney Siegel, Studies in the Environment: The Effects of Drying and Grinding on Ammonium Flouride Extractable Phosphorus in Tropical Soils

Eric Steadman, Studies in the Environment: Patterns of Rarity in the Threatened Avifauna of South America and Africa

1990

Adam Candeub, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Karsten Harries): The Reverand William Gilpin and the Picturesque: The Making of a Sensibility

Mark Chao, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Amy Green): Environmental Cancer in American Political Consequences, 1958-1976

Frank Morrow, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: David Davis): Thomas Jefferson and the American Environment: Human Adaptation and Jeffersonian Cosmology

Ansley Samson, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: J. Michael Holquist): Order in the Peak! Order in the Peak! The Acts of Placing, Replacing, and Misplacing in the Exploration Narratives of Zebulon Pike, Edwin James, and John Fremont Describing Pike’s Peak

1989

Tiffany Bingham, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: William Cronon): The Battle Against the Gypsy, 1868-1969

Jessica Boon, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: William Cronon): Privatization of Underwater Property in the Nineteenth Century Connecticut Oystering Industry: A Solution to the Tragedy of the Commons?

Anne Curi, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: William Cronon): The New England Farmer: The Science of Fertility, Community, and Profit, 1848-1871

Donna Lesch, Studies in the Environment: Lake Wallenpaupack: A Lake in Distress

Catherine McCarthy, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: William Cronon): Henry Solon Graves and the Birth of the Profession

Ben Sayler, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Ron Smith): The Meteorological Factors Influencing Concentrations of Tropospheric Ozone in New Haven, CT

Ann Vileisis, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: William Cronon): From Wastelands to Wetlands

1988

Wendi Goldsmith, Studies in the Environment: Clay Mineral Weathering and Nutrient Cycle in El Verde Rainforest, Puerto Rico

Sean Hecht, Studies in the Environment: The Suppression of Maya and Creole Subsistence Agriculture in Belize

Joanna Rosen, Studies in the Environment: Quantitative Analysis of Hoarseness During Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke

Ian Rosi, Studies in the Environment: The Reregistration of Oncogenic Pesticides: Risk Assessment and Risk Management, A Case

Scott Schang, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Kenneth Haltman): Towards a Modernist Perception of Nature: Science and Art Give Birth to Nature

Lori Scherman, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: William Cronon): Dawn and Doom in the Branches: The Forestry Act of 1979, the Nationwide Voluntary Tree-Planting Campaign and Forest Policy in the People’s Republic of China

1987

Elizabeth Ablow, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: Pablo Eyzaguirre): Economic Change and Resource Use of the Maasai
Margaret Carter, Studies in the Environment: The National Park Service: An Evoluation in Values?

David Garrett, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: David Spadafora): “Lo! Stately streets, lo! Squares that court the breeze”: The pursuit of an urban ideal in Georgian Edinburgh

Wayne Pacelle, Studies in the Environment (Advisor: William Cronon): The Rationization of Diet in the Twentieth Centry: The Reification of the Ideal Plate

1986

Peter Neitlich, Studies in the Environment: A Golden Opportunity: Indians, Whites, and the Ecology of a Gold Rush in El Dorado, CA
Hilary Sigman, Studies in the Environment: Economic Incentives for the Agricultural Conversion of Wetlands
Molly Shaffer, Studies in the Environment: The First Sixty Years of East Rock Park: A Dynamic Relationship Between Social Values, Management Policy, and Park Use

1985

Bret Graham, Studies in the Environment: The Ecological and Economic Effects of Offshore Oil Spills: A Comparison of Two Historic Spills, Santa Barbara (1969) and Campeche Bay (1979)
David Simon, Studies in the Environment: At Our Feet: The Yale Conservation Program, 1950-1960