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While carbon emissions are widely believed to be contributing to climate change, the U.S. has done little to limit the massive amounts of carbon being introduced into the[...]
2017 | masters theses |
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ABSTRACTThe demand on energy consumption is ever increasing, making it necessary to develop appropriate materials that can help maintain consumption levels. Windows in a [...]
2019 | masters theses |
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Greenhouse gases’ continuously increasing emissions have a variety of implications for the future of our climate patterns. This includes potential changes in the northern[...]
2021 | masters theses |
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This thesis uses the lens of settler colonialism to bring memory, place-making, space, and history into the discussion of environmental racism in Louisiana. The effects o[...]
2023 | masters theses |
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This research empirically examined the impact of psychological ethical climates on unethical behavior within organizations via a survey-based quantitative study of workin[...]
2020 | doctoral dissertations |
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The Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), a belt of convective systems around the equator with showers and thunderstorms, is an important feature not only to the tropica[...]
2022 | doctoral dissertations |
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Research on prosocial behaviors at the workplace continues to flourish, and generous identity is a variable that has been omitted in previous studies. Generous identity i[...]
2017 | doctoral dissertations |
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Spatiotemporal visual analysis research is rapidly emerging and evolving, as scientists engaging in cross-domain research efforts, introducing novel systems to perform da[...]
2023 | doctoral dissertations |
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The construction industry consistently ranks among the most hazardous sectors in the United States, characterized by elevated rates of physical injuries, unsafe events, a[...]
2025 | masters theses |
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Racial-ethnic minorities (i.e., those who do not identify as White alone, not Hispanic or Latinx) compose about 40% of the U.S. population. Social justice initiatives res[...]
2022 | masters theses |