Eric D Larson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 209826 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Eric D Larson |
| NOMBRES | Eric D |
| APELLIDO | Larson |
| FIRMA | LARSON E D |
| AFILIACIONES | Princeton University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0299-7591 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1978 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Lidar-derived estimates of boreal shrub biomass in Southcentral Alaska
Despite widespread observations of shrub proliferation and expansion (shrubification), few studies quantify shrub biomass at the regional scale. Here we describe and implement a two-part modeling approach to estimate and map tall shrub (diameter at root collar > 2.5 cm) expected aboveground biomass, or E[SHB], across a 16.6 million ha boreal region where shrubification occurs in wetlands and subalpine ecosystems. Using n = 384 field plots nested …
Three strategies to revive teetering clean hydrogen dreams
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Anticolonial Anti-Intervention
Scholars of the post-1968 transnational left have increasingly criticized liberal frameworks that suggest that transnational politics fundamentally revolve around solidarity relationships between full citizens of distinct nation-states. The literature on the movements that opposed US military and political intervention in Latin America and the Caribbean in the 1970s and 1980s has also shifted to better illuminate the fundamental roles migrants, r…
Tradition and transition
Why did Mexico’s disruptive indigenous movement begin to fade during the ‘indigenous boom’ years of the 1990s? Containing the influence of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) in Oaxaca, a state with a large indigenous population and a long history of radicalism, had much to do with it. This article suggests that neoliberal multicultural reforms created a new formula for distinguishing an ‘indio permitido’ from its unauthorized Other …
Black Lives Matter and Bridge Building
This article uses labor history and black history to highlight how labor education can be a crucial tool for unions to respond to the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement in a way that supports and respects its main demands. It suggests that unions are unlikely to answer the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organization’s (AFL-CIO) call for the labor movement to be “partners, allies, and fellow community members” of the BLM moveme…
Beneficial Biofuels—The Food, Energy, and Environment Trilemma
Exploiting multiple feedstocks, under new policies and accounting rules, to balance biofuel production, food security, and greenhouse-gas reduction.
Small Town Health Care Safety Nets
Context: Very little is known about the health care safety net in small towns, especially in towns where there is no publicly subsidized safety‐net health care. Purpose: This pilot study of the primary care safety net in 7 such communities was conducted to start building knowledge about the rural safety net. Methods: Interviews were conducted and secondary data collected to assess the community need for safety‐net care, the health care safety‐net…
Steam-Injected Gas Turbines and Electric Utility Planning
The steam-injected gas turbine is a power generating technology which could help bring stability to electricity prices. In addition the availability of short lead-time, low capital cost, high efficiency technologies like the ISTIG could help reduce risks in utility planning making feasible much more aggressive utility end-use conservation programs. For the longer term, the added possibilities of the deregulation of power generation could lead to …
Effects of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide on U.S. Peak Electrical Generating Capacity
Concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide and of other greenhouse gases are steadily increasing and may raise global average surface temperatures at least 3.6° F (2°C) by 2050. This temperature increase may result in the need for additional peak electrical generating capacity for many electrical utilities in the United States, due primarily to increased demand for summer cooling. Calculations for the state of Minnesota suggest about an 11 perc…
Assessing the Quality of Care for Urinary Tract Infection in Office Practice A Comparative Organizational Study
As part of a comprehensive evaluation of care received by enrollees in a prepaid community health care project, we studied the process of care for enrollees reported to have a urinary tract infection. The care given to 98 patients enrolled in a large prepaid group practice (PGP) and 69 patients seen by 45 physicians in the independent practice setting (IPP) was analyzed. We found the process of care to be significantly better in the PGP, with a l…
Black Lives Matter and Bridge Building
This article uses labor history and black history to highlight how labor education can be a crucial tool for unions to respond to the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement in a way that supports and respects its main demands. It suggests that unions are unlikely to answer the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organization’s (AFL-CIO) call for the labor movement to be “partners, allies, and fellow community members” of the BLM moveme…
Three strategies to revive teetering clean hydrogen dreams
Assessing the Quality of Care for Urinary Tract Infection in Office Practice A Comparative Organizational Study
As part of a comprehensive evaluation of care received by enrollees in a prepaid community health care project, we studied the process of care for enrollees reported to have a urinary tract infection. The care given to 98 patients enrolled in a large prepaid group practice (PGP) and 69 patients seen by 45 physicians in the independent practice setting (IPP) was analyzed. We found the process of care to be significantly better in the PGP, with a l…
Effects of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide on U.S. Peak Electrical Generating Capacity
Concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide and of other greenhouse gases are steadily increasing and may raise global average surface temperatures at least 3.6° F (2°C) by 2050. This temperature increase may result in the need for additional peak electrical generating capacity for many electrical utilities in the United States, due primarily to increased demand for summer cooling. Calculations for the state of Minnesota suggest about an 11 perc…
Steam-Injected Gas Turbines and Electric Utility Planning
The steam-injected gas turbine is a power generating technology which could help bring stability to electricity prices. In addition the availability of short lead-time, low capital cost, high efficiency technologies like the ISTIG could help reduce risks in utility planning making feasible much more aggressive utility end-use conservation programs. For the longer term, the added possibilities of the deregulation of power generation could lead to …
Small Town Health Care Safety Nets
Context: Very little is known about the health care safety net in small towns, especially in towns where there is no publicly subsidized safety‐net health care. Purpose: This pilot study of the primary care safety net in 7 such communities was conducted to start building knowledge about the rural safety net. Methods: Interviews were conducted and secondary data collected to assess the community need for safety‐net care, the health care safety‐net…
Beneficial Biofuels—The Food, Energy, and Environment Trilemma
Exploiting multiple feedstocks, under new policies and accounting rules, to balance biofuel production, food security, and greenhouse-gas reduction.
Black Lives Matter and Bridge Building
This article uses labor history and black history to highlight how labor education can be a crucial tool for unions to respond to the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement in a way that supports and respects its main demands. It suggests that unions are unlikely to answer the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organization’s (AFL-CIO) call for the labor movement to be “partners, allies, and fellow community members” of the BLM moveme…
Anticolonial Anti-Intervention
Scholars of the post-1968 transnational left have increasingly criticized liberal frameworks that suggest that transnational politics fundamentally revolve around solidarity relationships between full citizens of distinct nation-states. The literature on the movements that opposed US military and political intervention in Latin America and the Caribbean in the 1970s and 1980s has also shifted to better illuminate the fundamental roles migrants, r…
Tradition and transition
Why did Mexico’s disruptive indigenous movement begin to fade during the ‘indigenous boom’ years of the 1990s? Containing the influence of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) in Oaxaca, a state with a large indigenous population and a long history of radicalism, had much to do with it. This article suggests that neoliberal multicultural reforms created a new formula for distinguishing an ‘indio permitido’ from its unauthorized Other …
Traffic ahead
Lidar-derived estimates of boreal shrub biomass in Southcentral Alaska
Despite widespread observations of shrub proliferation and expansion (shrubification), few studies quantify shrub biomass at the regional scale. Here we describe and implement a two-part modeling approach to estimate and map tall shrub (diameter at root collar > 2.5 cm) expected aboveground biomass, or E[SHB], across a 16.6 million ha boreal region where shrubification occurs in wetlands and subalpine ecosystems. Using n = 384 field plots nested …
Three strategies to revive teetering clean hydrogen dreams
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