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  • Institutional capacity building through land and water stewardship integration - an analysis of source water protection in Corvallis, Oregon

    Creator:
    Odom, Olivia
    Abstract:
    Globally, access to safe, reliable drinking water sources is a major challenge of this generation. Protected sources of drinking water provide communities with a sustainable, vital resource, yet many public water suppliers lack legal authority over their source water protection (SWP) area, especially in surface water systems. Absence of legal...
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    Masters Thesis
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    of Master of Science in Water Resources Policy and Management presented on June 10, 2008. Title

  • Towards a Better Understanding of How the Dietary Supplement Xanthohumol Can Improve Health

    Creator:
    Logan, Isabelle E.
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    Xanthohumol, a prenylated flavonoid found in hops and beer, possesses a long-standing reputation to improve health. Xanthohumol’s cytotoxicity to a wide variety of cancer cell lines is well-established. Herein we provide further insight into the cytotoxicity of not only xanthohumol, but also its non-estrogenic derivatives, to a number of colonic...
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    Dissertation
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    and Biophysics presented on March 11, 2021. Title: Towards a Better Understanding of How the

  • Road user understanding of shared lane pavement markings (sharrows) case study - Corvallis, OR

    Creator:
    Cosma, Ioana
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    This thesis focuses on shared use lane facilities and road user understanding. Shared use lanes (sharrows) are a common solution for road facilities that are too narrow to accommodate a full bicycle lane and where the local jurisdiction wants to reduce dooring crashes. In recent years, engineers have focused on...
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    Masters Thesis
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    degree of Master of Science in Civil Engineering presented on May 11, 2012 Title: Road User

  • Community planning and adaptation : a case study at Corvallis, Oregon

    Creator:
    Eshbaugh, Dorothy L.
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    Three kkeeyy variables are examined to determine their influence on the process of community planning at Corvallis, Oregon. These are (1) the setting of priorities, (2) organization and (3) external reference. Interactions of goals program participants were recorded as the community responded to comply with Oregon Senate Bill #100's requirement...
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    Masters Thesis
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    guidance. I. TABLE OF CONTENTS p. p. p. p. p. 1 3 8 9 10 INTRODUCTION A. Inhibitors of Good

  • A Method for Measuring Systems Thinking Learning

    Creator:
    Taylor, Seth H.
    Abstract:
    The myriad of problems facing the world today are increasingly complex, dynamic, and transcend multiple domains necessitating the need for an equally complex and trans-disciplinary approach to solve these problems. Systems thinking promises to provide the skills necessary for all citizens of the world, not just the experts, to handle...
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    Masters Thesis
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    ................................................................ 10 TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) Page 2 Literature Review

  • Exploring the Relationship Between Scientists’ Perspectives on Learning and Engagement in Outreach

    Creator:
    Barthel, Cèleste Frazier
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    Over the last several decades, there has been a marked increase in the amount of science outreach to the public with little attention paid to how scientists who conduct outreach perceive learning and how that applies to their outreach activities. This increase in outreach efforts is linked to the National...
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    Dissertation
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    .................................................................................................. 10 C. Chapter 3: Materials and Methods