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Governing shock: Local institutions and state support in the context of Covid-19 and beyond
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Authors: Harry Fischer*, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Syed Shoaib Ali, Ambedkar University, Anwesha Dutta, CMI Norway
Topics: Development, Environment, Rural Geography
Keywords: covid-19, vulnerability, governance, decentralization
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Government Intervention and Financial Development: An Empirical Study on the Impacts of Government Regulations on Local Financial Markets in China
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Authors: Xuanyi Nie*, Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Haobin Fan, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences
Topics: China, Regional Geography, Economic Geography
Keywords: government, regulation, financial, geography, China
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Grabbing groundwater: capture and extraction in the urban political economy
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Authors: Matt Birkinshaw*, Aga Khan University
Topics: Urban Geography, Water Resources and Hydrology, Political Geography
Keywords: water, infrastructure, urbanisation, politics, Global South
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Gramsci in Chicago: The Anti-Racist Life of Hal Baron
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Authors: Donald Planey*, Geography, University Of Illinois, Urbana Champaign - Urbana, IL
Topics: Ethnicity and Race, Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: Political theory, racism, racial segregation, civil rights, Chicago, social movements, United States, Marxism
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Green gentrification, green segregation and the right to nature in Brazilian cities
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Authors: Wendel Henrique Baumgartner*, Federal University of Bahia
Topics: Urban Geography, Latin America, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: green gentrification, green segregation, greening projects, real estate market, spatial justice
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Green Infrastructure and Socioecological Contradiction in Louisiana
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Authors: Joshua Lewis*, Tulane University
Topics: Planning Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: Green infrastructure, environmental justice, urban ecology
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Green infrastructure and stormwater harvesting to meet sustainable water use in semi-arid cities: barriers, bridges, goals, and uses for water
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Authors: Mitchell Pavao-Zuckerman*, University of Maryland, Andrea Gerlak, University of Arizona, Lena Berger, University of Arizona, David Dziubanski, University of Arizona, Marissa Matsler, University of Maryland
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Urban Geography, Coupled Human and Natural Systems
Keywords: ecosystem services, participatory modeling, green infrastructure, cities, water, desert
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Green Infrastructure from deep time to the present: agro-ecologies, contemporary urban systems, and resilience in the Peruvian Coastal Desert
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Authors: Claudia Tomateo*, The New School
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: De-colonization, Green Infrastructure, Indigenous Knowledge, Design, Typologies, Peru.
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Green Space Accessibility at Ontario Elementary Schools and School Performance
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Authors: Scarlett Rakowska*, University of Toronto Mississauga, Matthew Adams, University of Toronto Mississauga
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: Satellite remote sensing, green space, accessibility, student performance, linear regression
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Greening the Cage: Green Racial Capitalism, Carceral Logics, and Moments of Resistance in the (Un)Sustainable Prison Garden
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Authors: Evan Hazelett*, Harvard University
Topics: Geographic Theory, Cultural and Political Ecology, Food Systems
Keywords: prison gardens, prison greening, prison sustainability, green racial capitalism, carceral geography, socioecological fix, carceral food justice, sustainability capital, symbolic capital
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Greening the Color Line: Historicizing Water Infrastructure Redevelopment and Environmental Justice in the St. Louis Metropolitan Region
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Authors: Sarah Heck*, Department of Geography and Urban Studies at Temple University
Topics: Urban Geography, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: Green Infrastructure, Equity, Racial Capitalism, Environmental Justice, Stormwater Infrastructure
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Greenspace governance and potential for resilience in contasting cases from Kuala Lumpur and Christchurch.
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Authors: Christopher Ling*, Royal Roads University
Topics: Planning Geography, Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: urban green space, resilience, governance, co-benefits
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Grid geopolitics: Emergent geographies of energy infrastructure in northern Laos
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Authors: Michael Dwyer*, Indiana University
Topics: Political Geography, Energy, Development
Keywords: political ecology, energy, hydropower, Laos, Mekong region, China, neoliberalism, geopolitics
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Grounding post-socialism in the Urals Region
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Authors: Megan Dixon*, The College of Idaho
Topics: Eurasia, Resources, Russia
Keywords: post-socialism, geopolitics, Russia, resources
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Growing a Queer (Black and Brown) World: Invisible Ecologies and Economies of Medical Cannabis in Los Angeles
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Authors: Robert Chlala*, University of Southern California
Topics: Economic Geography, Black Geographies, Sexuality
Keywords: urban political ecology, queer studies, racial capitalism, cannabis
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Growing Up Sustainable? Capital, Waste and Critical Utopian Action Research in Copenhagen
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Authors: Max Ritts*, University of Minnesota
Topics: Planning Geography, Cultural Geography
Keywords: youth; Denmark; social planning; sustainable; spectacle
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Hacking Justice
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Authors: Candice Wilfong*, Vanderbilt University
Topics: Black Geographies, Digital Geographies
Keywords: civic hacking, smart citizenship, black geographies
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Handle with Care: relationality and intimacy of care
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Authors: Lorraine Dowler*, Penn State University, Ann Bartos*, University of Auckland
Topics: Political Geography, Ethnicity and Race, Gender
Keywords: relationally, care, intimacy
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Harmonic time series models to map paddy rice cropping intensity and timing of land management using medium resolution remote sensing data in Mainland Southeast Asia.
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Authors: Kaspar Hurni*, East West Center, Jefferson Fox, East West Center
Topics: Remote Sensing, Land Use and Land Cover Change, Asia
Keywords: remote sensing, landsat, sentinel, paddy rice, Mainland Southeast Asia
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Health-based drinking water violations: A human body systems framework to understanding human health impacts.
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Authors: Yolanda McDonald*, Vanderbilt University, Emily Murray, University of Missouri, Preetam Cholli, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Katherine Allison, Vanderbilt University, Elaine Hill, University of Rochester Medical Center
Topics: Medical and Health Geography, Water Resources and Hydrology, Environment
Keywords: Safe Drinking Water Act, Drinking water contaminants, health
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Heat exposure of farmworkers in the hand-harvested fields in Alabama, the US
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Authors: Connor Wu*, Department of Geospatial Informatics, Troy University
Topics: Environmental Science, Hazards and Vulnerability, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters
Keywords: Climate change, heat exposure, farmworkers, heat waves
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Heat Index Burden for Older Populations in the Contiguous United States - The Case for an Age-Specific Analysis
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Authors: Emily Serman*, University of Southern California, Kate Vavra-Musser, University of Southern California, Rachel Wilke, University of Southern California , Jennifer Ailshire, University of Southern California
Topics: Hazards and Vulnerability, United States
Keywords: Aging, Climate change, United States
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Heat perception and adaptive behavior of older adults in the city of Cologne, Germany
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Authors: Juliane Kemen*, Institute for Hygiene and Public Health, University of Bonn, Silvia Schäffer-Gemein, Institute for Hygiene and Public Health, University of Bonn, Thomas Kistemann, Institute for Hygiene and Public Health, University of Bonn
Topics: Geography and Urban Health, Social Geography, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: heat wave, knowledge, perception, health risk, climate change, adaptation
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Heat Resilience and Housing Assemblages: effects on home and well being among mobile home dwellers of Mesa, Arizona
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Authors: Katsiaryna Varfalameyeva*, Arizona State University, Patricia Solís , Arizona State University, Lora Phillips , Arizona State University, Elisha Charley , Arizona State University
Topics: Hazards and Vulnerability, Human-Environment Geography, United States
Keywords: mobile homes, heat, health, resilience
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Henri Lefebvre on the Bourgeois Family Model and Production of Space
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Authors: Sinead Petrasek*, University of Toronto
Topics: Urban Geography, Social Theory
Keywords: Lefebvre, bourgeois family, housing, production of space, social reproduction
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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High Noon in Jackson: The Ninety-Year Struggle for Ecosystem Management at Yellowstone and Grand Teton
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Authors: Randall Wilson*, Gettysburg College
Topics: Historical Geography, United States, Natural Resources
Keywords: National Parks, Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Land Use Conflict
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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High-Precision 3D Fluvial Surveying Without Ground Control using Directly Georeferenced Pole Aerial Photography
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Authors: James Dietrich*, University of Northern Iowa, Mark Fonstad, University of Oregon
Topics: Remote Sensing, Water Resources and Hydrology
Keywords: rivers, Structure from Motion (SfM), Pole Camera
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Historical geographies of trans care practices in the United States
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Authors: Theodore Davenport*, University of Washington
Topics: Gender
Keywords: transgender, care geographies, feminist geography
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Historical Geography of Urban Trail Networks
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Authors: Jeremy Bryson*, Weber State University
Topics: Historical Geography, Urban Geography, United States
Keywords: urban, trails, historical geography
Session Type: Virtual Lightning Paper
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Historical Legacies and Equity Implications: Landscape Conversion Projects in the Semi-Arid West
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Authors: Anna Bierbrauer*, University of Colorado - Denver
Topics: Landscape, Urban Geography, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: landscape, water conservation, American West, urban greenspace
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Historical Vegetation-Environment Relationships and Implications for Management in the Midwest, United States
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Authors: Kyle McAvoy*, University of Notre Dame, Anna Pappas*, University of Notre Dame, Ian Shuman*, University of Notre Dame, Jody Peters, University of Notre Dame , Kira Sullivan-Wiley, Boston University , Lindsay Darling, Purdue University, Kelly Heilman, University of Arizona , Chris Paciorek, University of California, Berkeley, Jason McLachlan, University of Notre Dame
Topics: Historical Geography
Keywords: Historical vegetation-environment relationship, PLS, ArcGIS
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Hmong in the Twin Cities: Diaspora Experiences and Personal Identities
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Authors: Anisha RajBhandary*, Macalester College
Topics: Cultural Geography, Immigration/Transnationalism, Ethnic Geography
Keywords: Asian Diaspora, Hmong Americans, Urban Livelihoods, Asian Model Minority, Identity, Refugees
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Hoarding as Housing Precarity: Investigating the Historical Problematization of Hoarding as Mental Illness
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Authors: Marina Chavez*, Simon Fraser University
Topics: Legal Geography
Keywords: Keywords: precarity, property theory, geography, Genealogy, Hoarding disorder
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Home on the Fringe: Semi-formal financial practices in US mobile and manufactured housing markets
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Authors: Mark Kear*, University of Arizona - Geography & Development, Margaret Wilder, University of Arizona, School of Geography, Development and Environment
Topics: Economic Geography, Urban Geography, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: Housing Insecurity, Finance, Informal Economies
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Home unhoused: (im)mobile belongings, eviction and attachment to place
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Authors: Ifigeneia Dimitrakou*, University of Zurich, Department of Geography, Hanna Hilbrandt*, University of Zurich, Department of Geography
Topics: Legal Geography
Keywords: eviction, home, materiality, belonging
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Home/work: considering freelancing and (re)productive work in the home
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Authors: Nancy Worth*, University of Waterloo
Topics: Economic Geography, Canada
Keywords: freelancing; labour; economic geography; social reproduction; work from home
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Homegrown’ Smart Cities: empowering or deregulating Indian municipal government?
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Authors: Persis Taraporevala*, King's College London
Topics: Urban Geography, Legal Geography, Asia
Keywords: Legal Geography, Smart Cities, Governance, Entrepreneurial Cities, India, Cities, Urban,
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Homeownership and the “Racist Theory of Value” under Racial Capitalism
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Authors: Scott Markley*, University of Georgia
Topics: Ethnicity and Race, Urban Geography, Social Geography
Keywords: racial capitalism, homeownership, racial wealth gap, segregation
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Hope, care and convivial creativities in confinement
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Authors: Anthony Wrigley, Keele University, Ceri Morgan*, Keele University, Pawas Bisht, Keele University
Topics: Cultural Geography, Social Geography
Keywords: hope, conviviality, creativity, geopoetics, bioethics
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Hospitals, Neighborhoods and COVID-19: A Uniquely Geographic Perspective
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Authors: Mark Rosenberg*, Queen's University
Topics: Medical and Health Geography, Geography and Urban Health, Canada
Keywords: health geography, hospitals, COVID-19, neighborhoods
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Household Headship Structure and the Adoption of Climate Smart Agricultural Practices: Evidence from Nigeria
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Authors: Chukwudi Olumba*, Department of Agricultural Economics, Management and Extension, Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki, Nigeria, Cynthia Olumba, Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, Newcastle University, United Kingdom
Topics: Gender, Agricultural Geography, Africa
Keywords: Climate Smart Agriculture, Household headship, Gender, Multivariate Probit, Nigeria
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Housing as infrastructure of care: Conceptualizing dwelling as critical urban infrastructure to understand the circulation of neglect in neoliberalized housing regimes from a critical-feminist perspective. The case of Frankfurt/Main Sossenheim, Germany.
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Authors: Tabea Latocha*, DeMontford University Leicester, UK
Topics: Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning, Social Geography
Keywords: housing, home, social reproduction, care, neglect, infrastructure, marketization, welfare reforms, precarization, Global City, periphery, the margins, radical scholarship, COVID-19, social exclusion, feminist geography
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Housing financialization and affordability in Southern Europe: the role of the state
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Authors: Myrto Dagkouli-Kyriakoglou, CRUSH, Institute of Urban Research, Malmö University, Simone Tulumello*, UNIVERSIDADE DE LISBOA, Alessandro Colombo, Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia, ISCTE-IUL
Topics: Urban Geography
Keywords: real estate; finance; urban development; housing; affordability
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Housing Insecurity in Tucson and Beyond: A Case Study of Manufactured Housing
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Authors: Laura McCann*, University of Arizona School of Geography, Development & Environment, Robert Hibberd*, University of Arizona - Geography & Development, Mark Kear, University of Arizona School of Geography, Development & Environment
Topics: Hazards and Vulnerability, United States
Keywords: manufactured housing, housing vulnerability, housing insecurity, mixed methods, PCA
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Housing the crisis: A minor inquiry into Oakland’s housing crisis
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Authors: Matthew Harris*, University of Georgia
Topics: Social Theory, Geographic Theory, Qualitative Methods
Keywords: the minor, housing, crisis, Oakland
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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Housing, Age and Protest
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Authors: Carolin Genz*,
Topics: Urban Geography, Political Geography, Qualitative Research
Keywords: embodied politics, elders, housing crisis, practices of resistance
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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How a three-year drought nearly depleted Cape Town’s water supply: Implications for water security in the Anthropocene
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Authors: Michael Kerwin*, University of Denver, G. Thomas LaVanchy, Oklahoma State University, Meghan McCarroll, University of Denver
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Africa, Anthropocene
Keywords: drought, water security, climate change, Cape Town, Day Zero
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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How Are Cities Planning for Heat? A National Assessment of Municipal Heat Plans
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Authors: V. Kelly Turner*, University of California Los Angeles
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Human-Environment Geography, Planning Geography
Keywords: urban climate; planning; heat; climate change; content analysis
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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How are Geography Departments Tweeting? – A Case Study of Institutional Twitter Usage by U.S. Geography Departments
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Authors: Xi Gong*, University of New Mexico, K. Lane, University of New Mexico
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Higher Education
Keywords: data mining, geography departments, institutional Twitter usage, outreach, social media
Session Type: Virtual Paper
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How COVID-19 Affects the Economy: A Tour Around the World
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Authors: Anjelica Sood, Kuitinmäen Koulu, Finland, Sanni Saari*, College Station High School, USA, Viivi Korkeasaari, Ressun Lukio, Finland
Topics: Business Geography, Economic Geography, Global Change
Keywords: COVID-19, Economy, Business
Session Type: Virtual Poster
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