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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Other Geography"”.
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Feeding the South: An Assessment of Food Availability in Rural Mississippi
… it possible for the method to be repeated in other rural regions of the United States and for intra-study comparisons to be made; a component currently missing in contemporary research.</p>
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Marketing to the New Generations of LGBTQ+ Tourists
… and Gen Z by Identifying Products and other Motives of Interest. 2) Reach LGBTQ+ Millennials and Gen Z Through Targeted Tourism Marketing Ads and Information Outlets</em>, and<em> 3) Send a Message of Inclusiveness, Acceptance, and Safety to Millennials and Gen Z</em>. These themes are …
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NEW INSIGHTS INTO THE PALEOVEGETATION OF THE ANCIENT UNDERWATER FOREST LOCATED IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO
<p>A well-preserved remnant of an ancient bald cypress forest (hereafter, Underwater Forest) constitutes the only known archive of a glacial refuge on the once exposed continental shelf of the Northern Gulf of Mexico. This forest existed around 41-72 yBP (MIS 3-5) according to the existing dating …
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Geovisualization and Open-Source Web Mapping of Big Origin-Destination Data, a Test Case
<p>Migration plays a key role in determining the health and success of cities, counties, and countries. It also plays a key role in determining the health and wellbeing of the individuals and families that undergo a migration event. This has led many scholars to map and study global migration …
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Exploring Youth Relationships with Nature Using Qualitative GIS
<p>Understanding youth relationships with nature—what nature is, where nature is located, and why nature is meaningful—is important for a range of contemporary issues, from promoting health and well-being to advancing a sustainable future. Relationships with nature are profoundly influenced by the …
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Renewing Spokane: A study of motivating forces behind downtown revitalization projects
This study examines the motivating forces behind downtown urban renewal projects through qualitative interview research. Using Spokane, Washington, as a case study, interviews were conducted with key players in downtown revitalization, including public administrators, private developers, and …
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The Invisible People of the Invisible Coast: The Resilience of People Experiencing Homelessness to Disasters on the Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi Gulf Coasts
<p>While extensive research has been conducted on vulnerability and resilience with regard to hazards, very few studies have researched the resilience of homeless populations. The Gulf Coast region is densely populated and susceptible to natural and anthropogenic hazards. Climate change studies …
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A Geospatial and Machine Learning Framework for Forecasting Ground Level Ozone Pollution
<p>The major detrimental health effects of ground-level ozone (GLO) pollution make it imperative that both policy makers and ordinary citizens have access to high accuracy, high-resolution forecasts of their local area. Recently, advancements in computing power have made it possible to apply …
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How Well Do Nature-Based Solutions to Climate Change Address Gender Equity?
… conservation, and no-till agriculture, among other practices. In this thesis, I employ an intersectional feminist political ecology perspective to critically examine the integration of gender equity within such nature-based solutions. I make two interrelated arguments using a qualitative …