Publications from the Mitchell Center community

Filling glass of water from stainless steel kitchen faucet
Apul et al., 2021Divided perception of drinking water safety: Another manifestation of America’s racial gap
Daigneault and Favero, 2021Global forest management, carbon sequestration and bioenergy supply under alternative shared socioeconomic pathways
Deer tick
Gardner et al., 2021Landscape features predict the current and forecast the future geographic spread of Lyme disease
Hiram Dam on the Saco River in Maine
Roy et al., 2021Coordinated river infrastructure decisions improve net social-ecological benefits
Acadia National Park
Horne et al., 2021Determinants of visitor climate change risk perceptions in Acadia National Park, Maine
Fish school
Rickard et al., 2021Fish tales: How narrative modality, emotion, and transportation influence support for sustainable aquaculture
Schattman et al., 2021Eyes on the horizon: Temporal and social perspectives of climate risk and agricultural decision making among climate-informed farmers
Raw hake fish fillet on turquoise plate with lemon slices on black background
Stoll, 2021Alternative seafood networks during COVID-19: Implications for resilience and sustainability
Kesslen Dam
Vogel et al., 2021Science in action or science inaction? Evaluating the implementation of "best available science” in hydropower relicensing
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