Environmental Studies Program Student Theses 2017-18

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Environmental Studies Program Student Theses 2017-18 15 records found 1 - 10nextSearch took 0.23 seconds. 
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Alpine treelines are very unique ecotones which are visibly responding to climate change worldwide. As global climate change persists alpine treelines are expected to mig [...]
05/15/2018 | Thesis | Environmental Studies Program Student Theses 2017-16 |
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Previous studies have found treeline dynamics to be related to macroclimatic factors (Harsch et al., 2009) and microclimatic factors such as local snowpack, wind, and air [...]
05/10/2018 | Thesis | Environmental Studies Program Student Theses 2017-16 |
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People's urgent needs for clean, safe, and enjoyable living conditions have enabled Nature Education (NE), a form of Environmental Education (EE), to burgeon to meet the [...]
04/25/2018 | Thesis | Environmental Studies Program Student Theses 2017-16 |
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Climate change impacts temperature and precipitation regimes which can shift species composition and induce state changes. Disturbance events, which alter the productive [...]
04/19/2018 | Thesis | Environmental Studies Program Student Theses 2017-16 |
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The Colorado Northern Front Range Metropolitan Area (NFRMA) regularly exceeds the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for ozone (O3). This region has a growing [...]
04/18/2018 | Thesis | Environmental Studies Program Student Theses 2017-16 |
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The stability of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet depends on the buttressing ability of its ice shelves. These ice shelves are threatened by a warming ocean and atmosphere, a [...]
04/18/2018 | Thesis | Environmental Studies Program Student Theses 2017-16 |

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