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156 CAG DIRECTORY / L’ANNUAIRE DE L’ACGNested global inversion for North America carbon budgets (Chen)Terrestrial isotope modelling (Chen)Human drivers of urban ecology (Conway)Land-use/land-cover modeling (Conway)Urban vegetation (Conway)Geographies of citizenship, militarism, and war (Cowen)Security and cities (Cowen)Sub/urban politics (Cowen)Plant carbon balance and the evolution of terrestrial ecosystems through time (Cowling)Vegetation-climate feedbacks in the Amazon Basin during the last glacial maximum(Cowling)Vegetation structure, canopy microclimate and global trends in biodiversity (Cowling)Housing and environmental infrastructure provision in developing countries, particularlylarge urban areas (Daniere)Nutrient cycling in agricultural ecosystems (Davis)Paludification (Davis)Soil and pollen stratigraphies at archeological sites (Davis)Floodplain sedimentology, geoarcheology, B.C. and Ontario (Desloges)Glaciolacustrine sediment records: B.C., Alberta, Yukon, Greenland and Iceland(Desloges)Paleohydrology and environmental reconstruction (Desloges)Business and the environment (Desrochers)Entrepreneurship and economic development (Desrochers)Technological innovation and tech transfer (Desrochers)Chemical contaminant behaviour in indoor and outdoors (cities, aquatic systems)(Diamond)Chemical contaminant bioaccumulation in aquatic food webs (Diamond)Chemical contaminant exposure analysis (Diamond)Life cycle impact assessment and hazard assessment (Diamond)Organic chemical and metal contaminant sources, emissions, fate and transport(Diamond)Determinants of regional economic structure (DiFrancesco)Economic development in Canada's northern frontier (DiFrancesco)Geopolitical change in the N.W.T. and potential socioeconomic impacts (DiFrancesco)Quantitative techniques for regional analysis (DiFrancesco)Effects of urban neighbourhoods on health and child development (Dunn)Metropolitan income inequality, segregation and population health (Dunn)Public housing redevelopment and health (Dunn)Theorizing geographies of the social production of health (Dunn)The Distant Early Warning Line: a spatial history (Farish)Urban culture in Reagan’s America (Farish)War and nature in the twentieth century (Farish)Holocene environmental change in the Arctic (Finkelstein)Paleoecology, paleolimnology, paleoclimatology (Finkelstein)Wetland ecology and biogeography (Finkelstein)History of industrial location in Toronto (Gad)History of Toronto's financial district (Gad)Office development (Gad)Office location dynamics (Gad)
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO 157Historical geography of Brazil and the Caribbean (Galloway)Historical geography of the cane sugar industry, 1914 – present (Galloway)Economic change in the Toronto region (Gertler)Industrial cultures and practices: national, regional and local institutions and governance(Gertler)Regional and national innovation systems and evolutionary change (Gertler)Social foundations of economic performance: innovation and creativity in city-regions(Gertler)Borders, citizenship, security (Gilbert)Nationalism, postcolonialism, globalization (Gilbert)The culture and politics of money (Gilbert)Globalization, postmodernism (Goonewardena)Urban design, planning theory (Goonewardena)Urban political economy (Goonewardena)Air quality (Gough)Climate and ocean modelling (Gough)Climate change impacts (Gough)Hudson Bay (Gough)Coastal hydrodynamics, sedimentation and morphodynamics (Greenwood)Sediment transport in wave-current boundary layers (Greenwood)Bedforms & sedimentary structures generated by waves & currents (Greenwood)Long wave sediment transport and nearshore morphology (Greenwood)Wave-formed bars (Greenwood)Numerical models of sediment and contaminant re-suspension in the Great Lakes(Greenwood)Religion and social service provision in North America (Hackworth)Social housing in Ontario (Hackworth)Planning in declining urban regions (Hackworth)Climatic change due to human activities – scenarios and impacts (Harvey)Design of energy-efficient buildings (Harvey)Global scale potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through energy efficiencyand renewable energy (Harvey)Remote sensing of endangered and invasive vegetative species (He)Object-based grassland biogeochemical modeling (He)Remote sensing of grassland biochemicals (He)Small-scale forest disturbance extraction (He)Planning and designing for non-motorized travel modes (Hess)Travel behaviour interactions with urban form (Hess)Urban form analysis, representation and measurement using GIS (Hess)Aids in South Africa (Hunter)Geographies of health inequality (Hunter)Geographies of sexuality (Hunter)South African political economy (Hunter)Education and Class (Hunter)Environment and development (Isaac)Plant-soil interactions and biogeochemical cycling (Isaac)Social-ecological systems (Isaac)Ecotourism (Jaakson)Environmental ethics (Jaakson)
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