Exploring Environmental Data (ENS-215)

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ENS-215	Homework	Syllabus

Final Projects (Winter 2019)

• Increases in Fecal Bacterial Indicators with High Precipitation Levels in the Mohawk River (Madalyn Borek)
• Calibrating hydroclimate proxies in a southern Portuguese speleothem (Alaina Chormann)
• How Ocean Acidity and Dissolved CO₂ have Changed in Response to Changes in Atmospheric CO₂ Levels (Beck DeYoung)
• Characterizing Spatial Patterns in Runoff and Precipitation for the Contiguous United States(Jaclyn Gehring)
• The Socioeconomic Impacts of Natural Disasters on the United States (Kelci Gilot)
• Characterization of Six Rivers in Upstate New York Focusing on the Hydrologic Controls on Water Quality (Connor Horan)
• The evolution of forest area in the world from 1992 to 2016 (Jocelyn Mazuel)
• Water and Energy: What’s Nex(t)us? (Blake Newcomer)
• The Impact of Brazil’s Deforestation CO₂ Emission and Atmospheric Levels (Carlos Piedad)
• Acid Rain and Its Impact on the Adirondacks (Whitney Schwab)
• NYC Energy Star Scores (Michael Solazzo)
• The effect of land use and disturbance to the global carbon cycle (Jack Wassik)
• Concentration of Lead and Copper in NYC Tap Water (Terry Ye)

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Mason Stahl (2019)
Union College