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Submissions from 2019
Mixed Responses to Woody Encroachment in Icelandic Herbaceous Plant Morphology and Phenology, Cait Battle-McDonald, Smith College
Iceland's migratory birds in changing environmental conditions: An interactive synthesis, Frances J. Duncan, Smith College
Eating some invasive species could help to mitigate the impacts of climate change-related invasions, and may increase future food security, Jesse Bull Saffeir, Bates College
Submissions from 2018
Three Land Use Proposals for Geldinganes Framed by the City of Reykjavik’s Municipal Plan and Climate Neutrality Goals, Emma Hokoda, Santa Clara University
he Effects of Climate Change on Native Icelandic Plants: A Morphometric Analysis, Maia Jones, Scripps College
An Overview of Psychological Barriers to Climate Change Response and Their Implications for Improved Climate Change Communication, Ari Katz, Haverford College
Integration of plastic recycling within a smaller community: Reducing Plastic Pollution in the Environment, Olivia Palenscar, Scripps College
Tourism in Iceland: Individual Carbon Footprint and the Potential to be Carbon Neutral, Ange-Elise Venet, California State University San Marcos
Submissions from 2017
Ethical Business Practice, Accountability, and Quality Assurance: Primary Drivers for Sustainable Tourism Development in Iceland, Abigail Harrison, Haverford College
The Methane-Oxidizing Capability of Pumice Biocovers on Icelandic Landfills, Mitchell P. Miller, St. Olaf College
Shift in Icelandic Plant Populations Due to Climate Change: Through the Lens of Natural Dyes, Molly Pluenneke, College of Charleston
A Critical Examination of the Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation Literature in Nunavut, Canada, Sarah Prentice, University of Colorado Boulder
The Role of Young Environmental Activists in Iceland and Furthering Youth Engagement with Environmental Issues, Story Schwantes, Colorado College
The Effect of Warming on Wind Speed and Potential Wind Power in Iceland, Alexei Smith, Hamilton College
Investigating geothermally-sourced H2S pollution in the Reykjavík area: a case study of early March 2017., Shawnee Traylor, Columbia University
Submissions from 2016
Independent Study Project: Investigation into the implications of zooarchaeological studies for climate reconstruction in the North Atlantic; zooarchaeological research at the Agricultural University of Iceland, Reykjavík, Hazel Cashman, Bates College
Proxy Dating in Iceland Testing the validity of Silene acaulis as a phytometric proxy, Madelyn Grant, Williams College
A Review of Climate Change Induced Effects on Avian Prey Species and their Consequences for Arctic Fox Populations of Western Iceland, Mikala Jordan, Villanova University
Investigating effects of climate change on glaciers and proglacial landscapes in southeast Iceland: Fluvioglacial Behavior of Sólheimajökull and Seljavallajökull, Roberta B.C. Miller, Williams College
VARIABILITY OF LACUSTRINE SEDIMENT PROXY RESPONSES TO LATE HOLOCENE CLIMATE CHANGE AS MODIFIED BY LAKE SPECIFIC PROCESSES: A REVIEW OF ECOLOGICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL PROCESSES ACROSS NORTHERN AND EASTERN ICELAND, Mallory Mintz, Carleton College
What is the Taste of CO2? The sustainability of Icelandic food systems in the face of climate change, Molly Peek, Smith College