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122 CAG DIRECTORY / L’ANNUAIRE DE L’ACG*GAIGE, E. 2009 ‘Distribution of 15 N tracers applied to the canopy of a mature spruce-hemlockstand, Howland, Maine, USA’ Oecologia (Springer: Berlin / Heidelberg) 160(3), 589-599*DAVENPORT, J., *RATHWELL, T. and ROSENBERG, M.W. 2009 ‘Aging in Atlantic Canada: servicerich and service poor communities’ Healthcare Policy 5(1), E145-E160DAVIDSON, J. 2009 ‘Agoraphobia’ in International Encyclopedia of Human Geography ed R. Kitchin andN. Thrift (Oxford: Elsevier) 54-57⎯⎯⎯ 2009 ‘Autistic autobiographies and more-than-human emotional geographies’ Environment andPlanning D; Society and Space 27(5), 898-916⎯⎯⎯ and *SMITH, M. 2009 ‘Emotional geographies’ in International Encyclopedia of Human Geographyed R. Kitchin and N. Thrift (Oxford: Elsevier) 440-445⎯⎯⎯ , *BONDI, L., *PROBYN, E. and *SMITH, M. eds 2009 Emotion, Space and Society 2 Issues 1and 2⎯⎯⎯ , 5 HUFF, L., 5 BRIDGEN, J., 6 CAROLAN, A., 6 CHANG, A., 6 HARRIS, K., 6 ENNIS, K. and 6 MILLER,J. 2009 ‘Doing gender at BodyWorlds: embodiment and emotion as / in educational experience’Journal of Geography in Higher Education 33(3), 303-314DONALD, B. 2009 A New Menu for Ontario’s Food Economy (Toronto: University of Toronto, RotmanSchool of Management, Martin Prosperity Institute Policy Insight, Ontario in the Creative Age:Toward an Economic Blueprint) retrieved July 30, 2010 from⎯⎯⎯ 2009 ‘Contested notions of quality in a buyer-driven commodity cluster: the case of food and winein Canada’ European Planning Studies 17(2), 263-280⎯⎯⎯ 2009 From Kraft to Craft: Innovation and Creativity in Ontario’s Food Economy (Toronto:University of Toronto, Rotman School of Management, Martin Prosperity Institute, Working PaperSeries, Ontario in the Creative Age, Ref. 2009-WPONT-001) retrieved July 30, 2010 from5 DUGAN, H., LAMOUREUX, S.F., LAFRENIÈRE, M.J. and 5 LEWIS, T. 2009 ‘Major hydrological andsediment yield response to summer rainfall in a small high arctic watershed’ HydrologicalProcesses 23, 1514–1526, doi: 10.1002/hyp.7285*FOOTE, R. and SCOTT, N.A. 2009 ‘Mitigating rising carbon dioxide emissions: carbon capture andsequestration’ in CHEMRAWN XVII PERSPECTIVES: Greenhouse Gases: Mitigation andUtilization ed E. Buncel (Kingston, ON: CHEMRAWN) retrieved July 30, 2010 from*GAUMONT-GUAY, D., *BLACK, T.A., MCCAUGHEY, H., *BARR, A.G., *KRISHNAN, P., *JASSAL, R.S.,and *NESIC, Z. 2009 ‘Soil CO 2 efflux in contrasting boreal deciduous and coniferous stands andits contribution to the ecosystem carbon balance’ Global Change Biology 15(5), 1302-1319*GRANT, R.F., *BARR, A.G., *BLACK, T.A., *MARGOLIS, H.A., *DUNN, A.L., *METSARANTA, J.,*WANG, S., MCCAUGHEY, J.H. and *BOURQUE, C.A. 2009 ‘Interannual variation in netecosystem productivity of Canadian forests as affected by regional weather patterns – a Fluxnet-Canada synthesis’ Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 149, 2022-20395 HALL, H. and DONALD, B. 2009 Innovation and Creativity on the Periphery: Challenges andOpportunities in Northern Ontario (Toronto: University of Toronto, Rotman School ofManagement, Martin Prosperity Institute, Working Paper Series, Ontario in the Creative Age 35Ref. 2009-WPONT-002) retrieved July 30, 2010 from *HARTKAMP, R., *HILLRING, B., MABEE, W.E., *OLSSON, O., *SKOG, K., *SPELTER, H.,*VINTERBÄCK, J. and *WAHL, A. 2009 ‘Continued growth expected for wood energy despiteturbulence of the economic crisis: wood energy markets’ in UNECE/FAO Forest Products AnnualMarket Review ed T. Pahkasalo and E. Pepke (New York and Geneva: United Nations) 97-109HOLMES, J. 2009 Mid-Term Review of the Program for Strategic Industrial Projects (PSIP) Report(Toronto: SPR Associates, prepared for Industry Canada)*KAUFMAN, D.S., *SCHNEIDER, D.P., *MCKAY, N.P., *AMMANN, C.M., *BRADLEY, R.S., *BRIFFAK.R., *MILLER, G.H., *OTTO-BLIESNER, B.L., *OVERPECK, J.T., *VINTHER, B.M. and ARCTICLAKES 2K PROJECT MEMBERS (*ABBOTT, M., *AXFORD, Y., *BIRD, B., *BIRKS, H.J.B.,*BJUNE, A.E., *BRINER, J., *COOK, T., *CHIPMAN, M., *FRANCUS, P., *GAJEWSKI, K.,*GEIRSDÓTTIR, Á., *HU, F.S., *KUTCHKO, B., LAMOUREUX, S., *LOSO, M., *MACDONALD,G., *PEROS, M., *PORINCHU, D., *SCHIFF, C., *SEPPÄ, H., *THOMAS, E.) 2009 ‘Recentwarming reverses long-term Arctic cooling’ Science 325 1236-1239
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