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Hubacek, Feng, and Yu Explore the Impact of Globalization and Trade on the Environment
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The consequences of affluence: Consumption of large amounts of material goods places an unfair environmental burden on less developed areas
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Whose responsibility are global carbon emissions?
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New map of carbon emissions illustrates the global effects of imports and exports
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Paolisso moderates panel on the challenges faced by the Maryland crab industry
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More effort needed to promote true Maryland crab at local restaurants and retailers
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The built environment and traffic collisions in the United States
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Quynh Nguyen and Thu Nguyen examine how built environment features affect U.S. traffic collisions
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Payne-Sturges calls for cumulative impact assessments in Michigan
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Health focused pollution regulations could protect Michiganders' health
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Sacoby Wilson aids Maryland Senate environmental bill
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Bill would require diverse representation on the committee
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Sustainable Community Oriented Stormwater Management: A Sensible Strategy for the Chesapeake Bay
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Sacoby Wilson is Co-Investigator on an EPA-funded regional project focused on increasing Best Management Practices in a sensitive ecological zone
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Integrating Socio-Ecological Research and Collaborative Learning to Promote Marsh and Community Resilience
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Michael Paolisso is pursuing a mixed-method project, funded by NOAA through the University of New Hampshire, to examine the socio-ecological system of the Deal Island peninsula in Maryland
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Overcoming the Obstacles and Capitalizing on the Incentives for Climate Change Adaptation in Coastal Environmental Justice Communities
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Faculty Associate Michael Paolisso and colleagues examine how diverse communities under severe threat from climate change impacts view climate change
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Developing Nations: "Our Pollution is Your Consumption"
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MPRC Faculty Associate Klaus Hubacek demonstrates how material consumption in rich countries is fueled by pollution and environmental destruction in the developing world
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