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Demographic analysis of New Jersey counties with the highest reported on and off site TRI emissions: Examining African American, Hispanic and Native American Residential Distributions
This project explores the associate between EPA TRI sites, on and off site emissions, and demographic differences. This project was presented at the NJDEP GIS contest.
Adoption of Smokefree Parks Policies through Sustainable Jersey Certification
This project visualizes participation in Sustainable Jersey by municipality, with specific attention to municipalities that have participated in smokefree park policies.
Assessing the Demographic and Environmental Health Risks Associated with the Proposed Pilgrim Pipeline
This poster illustrates the findings of online mapping analysis tools useful for identifying the environmental impact of a proposed oil pipeline.
Assessing Health Risks Associated with Air Pollution and Environmental Justice in New Jersey
This project summarizes 2005 EPA National Air Toxics Assessment data for New Jersey.
Integrating Digitized Boat Dock Center Lines with Parcel Data and Tax Records for Lake Hopatcong
This project involved collaboration with the Lake Hopatcong Foundation (LHF) to digitize boad docks around the lake, identifying their length, and also connecting the information with addresses and parcels.
New Jersey Municipal Budgets (2020)
This project maps characteristics of municipal budgets across the state of New Jersey for 2020.
Good Walk Good Talk: A Toolkit for Building Community Walking Tours with StoryMaps
This project includes instructional materials for using StoryMap software to create a walking tour.
New Jersey Firearms and Public Health: Framework for a Life Cycle Assessment Approach
This project conceptualizes the impact of firearms through a life cycle approach.
Residential Demographic Differences in New Jersey before and after Implementation of the Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) Program, Results from 1980-2010
This project describes the changing demographic characteristics in areas close to EPA Toxic Release Inventory locations.
Linking FEMA Records on Hurricane Sandy to the EPA Toxics Release Inventory (TRI): Comparing New Jersey County Impact Analyses and Storm Surge Effects
This project explores the association between EPA TRI (toxic release) monitored locations and storm surge and damage from Superstorm Sandy.