Department of Environmental Studies

Collective Portfolio of Student Work

1	The California Endangered Species Act and The Private Property Rights Debate	Kelly Vasquez	ENVS 198	Fall 1998
2	A Native American Offering: to Build Bridges	William Warren	HUM 137	Spring 1990
3	The Current State of Understanding Regarding Wetland Mitigationa BankS and How they Might Influence Migratory Waterfowl	David Tedrick	ENVS 198	May 24, 1994
4	Will Derugaltion Have A Negative Effect on California's Enewable Energy Production?	Andrew Walter	ENVS 198	April 17, 1998
5	The Ethogical Effects of Fire in the Forest	Ian Wallace	ENVS 198
6	an Assessment of the Characterstics of WatershedS	Scott Struckman	ENVS 198	Spring 1999
7	California Wetlands: The Importance of the California Central Valley Wetland Habitat to Migrating Birds	Kimberley Smith		Spring 1995
8	The Waldo Project and its Possible Effects on the Spenceville Wildlife Area	Timothy Smith		Fall 1996
9	Filtered Water and Bottled Water as Possible Alternatives to Contaminated Well Water	Lisa Sakata		Spring 1997
10	The Effects of the 1980 Eruption of Mt. Saint Helens on the   Abundance and Chemistry of the Suface Water in the  Blast-Zone	Tami Trearse		December 12, 1995
11	Environmental Education in California's Secondary Schools	Davis Stewart		May 23, 1995
12	The Peripheral Canal and California Water RESource Policy	Robert Stelzel		December 1981
13	Wetlands: Benefits, Problems and Mitigationa Strategies	Todd Sterling	ENVS 198	December 18,1992
14	Polybrominated Diphenly (PBB Contamination in the State of Michigan)	Crystal Stech		May 24, 1994
15	The Old Growth Wars	Peter Staklis	ENVS 198	April 8, 1991
16	Are California Central Valley  Wetland Restoration Projects Enough to Stabalize Declining Waterfowl Populations?	Mark Steele		Spring 1993
17	Environmental Education in California	Rachelle Steen		Fall 1995
18	Development of Clean Air Management Policy in The United States	Elissa Steen		May 20, 1988
19	Nepa Warrior Handbook	Karen Schambach		Spring 1997
20	Wetland’S Protection: Analysis of Federal Wetlands Regulations   and Definitions	William Schierenberg		Fall 1993
21	Are State Wildlife Areas and Ethogical Reserves and National Wildlife Refuges in California Being Impacted by Habitat Fragmentation and in The Process of Becoming Isolated Bilogical  “Islands”,  and Cloud the Use of Landscape LinKAgeS  Improve the Viability of These Ethogical Communities, Using the Central Valley Region as an Example?	Donna Spotts		May 16, 1990
22	Can Composting Significantly Reduce the Amount of Material Going into the  Landfill?	Michael Shephard		May 26, 1993
23	What Are the Barriers for the Implementation of Recycling  Technologies and Governmental Regulations Concering Waste Tires	Richard Shaw		April 1993
24	Pesticides in the Diets of inFanTS and Children	Wendy Ulbrich	ENVS 198	Fall 1995
25	The Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation: A  Microcosmic View of the Toxic Waste Site Dilemma in California	Anita Traficcante	ENVS 198	May 23, 1985
26	A Place to Respect and Preserve The Sutter Buttes	Lisa Tomlinson		May 1995
27	What MakeS A Good Environmental WeB Site	Jeff Sherrod	ENVS 198
28	What Organizaional Strategies Should Environmental Justice Community Groups Pursue in Order to Get A Local Dominant Industry to the Negotiations Table?	E.P. Tores	ENVS 198	Spring 1995
29	Land Owners V. Federal Regulatory Agencies (A Mock Judicial Ruling)	Beth Tooker	ENVS 115	December 19,1998
	Do Farms and Their Owners Continue to Profit at the Expense of the Farmworkers and the Environment?	Lara Tonn		Spring 1996
31	Reclaiming Land: Is There A Solution to Unsightly Aggregate Mines	Amy Tobia	ENVS 198	December 17, 1996
32	The Environmentallst's Guide to  Sacramento	Melinda Seader
33	The Effects of Logging in the Lake Tahoe Basin on Stream Water Quality	Glenn Underwood
34	Black Bear Management Policy in Yosemite National Park	Sherry Valiska		Spring 1994
35	Proposed Alternative Study to Supplement Current California Research on Cotton Defoliants	Lisa Valdez		May 20, 1991
36	Organic Farming	Christopher Vaccaro		Spring 1987
37	The California Endangered Species Act and the California Wolverine	Kevin Sheridan		Fall 1998
38	Oil SpillS and Their Effects on Marine EnvironmentS	LorI Sindel		November 22,1990
39	Spadey/Neuter ProgramS-Puting A Stop to the Suffering	Darci Whitney
40	Transportation for the Environment	Jim Wilde	ENVS 198	December 12, 1992
41	inforMatIon Needed to Make and  Environmentally Informed Decision When Choosing A Power Company in California	John Wharff	ENVS 198	May 15, 1998
42	BIOHazardous Waste Disposal, Current Disposal Methods vs Alternative Disposal  Methods	Tori Shnel	ENVS 198
43	How Should Whitewater Rafting on the South Fork of the American River be  Managed?	Chris Shields	ENVS 198
44	Waste Diversion by 2000 in California  Programs and Problems	David Taitano	ENVS 198	Spring 1996
45	What the Effects Are of Regional Policies  in the Sacramento Area on Preservation or Retention of Agricultural Lands in the Sacramento and Yolo Counties	ahem Shfi	ENVS 198
46	The Ghost Cat	Amy Weber		Spring 1995
47	DDT and the Status of Falco OperegrinUS	Wendy Weiden		May 1981
48	What Are The Effects of Fire on an  Ecosystem	J. William Speth	ENVS 198	April 26, 1994
49	Hazardous Materials: Identifying the Hazards and Preventive Measures	Carolyn TatoIan-Cain		Spring 1987
50	An Investigation into the Glant Kelp Beds of California Coast Line with Emphasis on MAcrocytis Pyrifera	Timothy Shannon	ENVS 198	Spring 1992
51	Christianity and the Environment	Scott Sauer	ENVS 198	April 26, 1994
52	The Significance of The Sea Otter (Enhydra Lutris), Kelp Acrocytis   Pyrifera), Abalone  (Haliotis Rufescens), and Sea Urchin   (Stronglyocentrotus Franciscanus)  Interactions on the Ecology  and Economy of The Central California Coast	F. Brent Sanders	ENVS 198	December 15,1994
53	The Fossil Feul Industry’S Global Warming Campaign	David Hale	ENVS 115	December 12, 1997
54	Riparian Forests: A Study on the Importance of Riparian Forests in the Great Central Valley of California	Rob Haines	ENVS 198	Spring 1999
55	Our Children’S Chemical Legacy “A Story of Endocrine Disruption”	Pauline Lawrence		Spring 1998
56	What Has Been Learned About Managing Ground Water  Contamination Around Sacramento?	Jeff Larson	ENVS 198	April 26, 1994
57	The High Cost of Rice Straw Burning: Who Really Pays the Price?	Karen Kuykendall	ENVS 115
58	Conventional Agricultural Problems and  Sustainable Agricultural Solutions	Shaun Sergent		December 18, 1992
59	A Comparison of Benthic  Macroinvertebrates Above and Below the Black Hawk and Southern Cross Mines on the North Fork of the   American River, California	Kelly Sizer
60	An Investigation into Problems Present in the Arroyo Pasajero  Area of the San Luis Unit, Central Valley Project, California and Possible Solutions to These Problems	Greg Smith	ENVS 198	April 1984
61	The Lowering of the Current Particular  Matter Standard	Richard Slavensky	ENVS 198	December 14, 1995
62	Identification and Control Methods for Non-Point Pollution  Sources in The San Francisco Bay Region	John Tahara
63	an Analysis of “Western ” Acid MinE Drainage: its Problems and   Possible Solutions	Jeffrey Taylor		May 1980
64	The Reintegration of the Gray Wolf into YellowStone National   Park	Ed Titus		December 1997
65	The Development of Watershed Restoration	Brian Silva	ENVS 198	Spring 1999
66	How Can the Common Person Reduce an Invention to Practice?	Andy Willhoit	ENVS 198	May 26, 1993
67	The Effects on Fish If the Proposed Auburn Dam Is BUilt	Cary Williams	ENVS 198
68	Air Pollution in California	Michael Zurawski	ENVS 198	Fall 1997
69	Lead Contamination in the Community Gardens	Rochelle Zahn	ENVS 198	May 23, 1995
70	Bicycle Wisdom: Alternative Commuting at CSUS	Jon Whitehill		May 1990
71	The Statutory Evolution of C.E.Q.A. and ChanginG Public Values	Ed Lucas	ENVS 198
72	Representation of Groundwater Samples vs. Purge Volumne	Janeene LowIs		May 1994
73	What Renewable Resources Should California Invest in, and How Can We Secure This Investment?	Chris Loscher		May 20, 1998
74	What Options Are Available in Choosing A Power Company, and   What Contribution to the Environment Do the Power Companies   Source Energy Make?	Delia Lopez	ENVS 198	May 21, 1998
75	The Making of an Environmental Disgrace	Christopher Lonergan	ENVS 198	December 16, 1988
76	Can We Continue to Justify Chemical Dependance in California's Mosquito Control Program?	David Little		May 1989
77	A Discussion of the Union Pacific Site Looking at Remediation   Practices and Viable Remedial Technologies	George Linsacum		May 16, 1996
78	Artificial Groundwater Recharge Methods	David Linden		May 1988
79	The San Luis Drain and Kesterson Reservoir Projects: Their   Problems and Possible Solutions	Jose Lerma
80	The Effects of Agriculture on Environment, Economy, and Culture	Jim Leonard		Spring 1992
81	Erosion in Upland Forested Watersheds	Brandon Lemke	ENVS 198	Spring 1999
82	Waterfowl of the Pacific Flyway: the Problems they Face with Decreasing Habitat	Craig Lee	ENVS 198	Fall 1985
83	Environmental Effects of Waste to Energy Facilities	Michael Leaon	ENVS 198	May 14, 1986
84	The Auburn Dam Project	KelliE Kuelper	ENVS 198	Fall 1998
85	in A Blankened State	Thomas Krompetz
86	Environmental Non-Governmental Organizations and Non-PRofit   Organizations in Japan	Reiko Koyama	ENVS 198	December 11, 1998
87	How Can The “GLUT” in Recycling Markets within Sacramento   County Be Relieved and the Materials Be Put to Use by Industry?	Todd Del Frate	ENVS 198
88	The Costs and Benefits of Farming in the San Luis Unit of the Central Valley Project	Mitchell Ryan	ENVS 115	May 14, 1996
89	How Air Pollution Effects Vegetation and Human Life	Michelle Russel		December 10, 1990
90	Hazards of Anticoagulant Rodenticides to Non-Target Animals	Randy Ruiz		Spring 1982
91	Electric Utility Derugaltion and the Potential for Green Energy Choice and A Cleaner Environment	Leanne Riley		Spring 1998
92	Lichens as Bioindicators	Jason Geck	ENVS 198	November 19, 1994
93	The Effects of Protected Area Development on the Mahafaly of   SouthWestern Madagascar	Mike Lamb		May 18, 1990
94	What Power Sources Should Be the Power of Tomorrow and Why Should they Be the Power of Tomorrow	Electra Gemmill	ENVS 198
95	What Should Be Done to Protect the Environment of the San   Joaquin Valley from Selenium Contamination Due to Agriculture	Renee Rinaldi	ENVS 198	December 14, 1993
96	The Waldo Project: an Analysis of the Positive and Negative Impacts   in Relation to the Spenceville Wildlife Area	Lonnie Rohde		Spring 1997
97	Recovery Plans for Sacramento River Salmon	Barry Fuerst	ENVS 198	April 27, 1995
98	North Stone Lake Wildlife Refuge Project	Deanna Fister	ENVS 198	May 24, 1994
99	The Wild Horse Issue Conflict and Resolution	Wendy Fitzgerald	ENVS 195	April 1980
100	Chemical and Natural Pesticides: Home Use	Tamara Fleming
101	California Native Trout Species	Scott Flory	ENVS 198	May 28, 1999
102	The Promise of Environmental Education	Melinda Fox	ENVS 198	December 1982
103	Vegetational Growth Inhibition (Allelopathy) by Eucalyptus   Viminalis	Brian McClean
104	Watershed Degredation	Dagmara Majka	ENVS 198	Fall 1998
105	Can Vernal Pools Be Successfully Moved, Restored or Recreated   or Must they Be Preserved?	Steven Luse		Spring 1991
106	Is the Answer Blowing in the Wind? What Are the Environmental Effects and Costs of Generating Energy Through Windpower?	Jody Fields	ENVS 198	May 20, 1997
107	Bioremediation Methods and Processes	Sandra Lunceford
108	The Trees	Anthony Marin	ENVS 198	December 12, 1995
109	Wetland Laws and Legislation	Karen MCWilliams	ENVS 198	May 20, 1990
110	The Feasiblity of Bicycle Commuting (A Comparison of PortLand and Sacramento)	Alan Crout	ENVS 198	Spring 1997
111	Feasiblity and Potential  Applications of Artificial Reefs in  Waters Surrounding Guam	Mark Cruz		April 28, 1993
112	United States Agriculture  Environmental Problems and  Alternative Methods	Cathy Copenhagan
113	Drop-Off Recycling in A Community  Implementing A Curbside Recycling  Program	Lynn Copeland
114	The Derugaltion of the Electric  Industry and its Effect on  Environmentally Sound Choices  Among Power Suppliers	Evelyne Gulli	ENVS 198
115	Confronting Environmental  Racism and the Native American  NationS	Sharon Griffin		Spring 1996
116	An Economic and Environmental  Study of California's Great  Central Valley Vernal Pools	Sigrid R. Gibson		Spring 1997
117	Post Fire Erosion Control  Following the Tunnel Fire	Sean Gottlieb		May 24, 1994
118	Biodiversity and the California  Endangered Species Act	Lorena Gomez-Barris		Fall 1998
119	Methods for Preventing or  Offsetting Selenium Poisoning of  Waterfowl at San Joaquin Valley  Agricultural Evaporation Ponds	Cynthia Godwin	ENVS 198	December 12, 1996
120	Selenium	Jon Goffinet		Fall 1995
121	The Health Effects of Three  Indoor Air Pollutants Commonly  Found in the Home	Harlan Glines	ENVS 198	October 30, 1984
122	an Environmental and Economic  Assessment of SMUD’S PV Pioneer  Residential Project	Robyn Gingerich		December 13, 1994
123	Land Development in The Tahoe National Basin	Michael Gipner		May 23, 1996
124	Conflicts of Endangered Species  with the Development of Yuba County	Sanjiv Gill
125	Tigers at Marine World Africa USA -Should Keeping Tigers in Captivity Be Allowed? -Does Marine World Use its Tigers for Educating the Public?	Jennifer Pinkerman
126	Integrated Environmental Systems: an Environmental Justice Case Study	Janice Pinero	ENVS 198	Spring 1999
127	The ESA, The CESA and the Listing Process	Christine Pierog		December 17, 1998
128	The Protection of Miners-Should A Uranium Mining Policy Be Enacted?	Greg Pielenz	ENVS 198
129	Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether	Aaron Phillippi	ENVS 198
130	Too High A Price to Pay	Danielle Petty
131	How Can Choosing an Energy Source Benefit the Environment	Jeff Czapla
132	The American River Watershed Project and Alternative Flood Control Measures	Stuart Dairiki		Fall 1996
133	Acid Precipitation: A Toxic Bath	Francine Demos
134	Saving the Salmon and Steelhead Trout	Kim Rittenhouse
135	Are Water Development Projects Consistent with Good Wildlife Management? The Kesterson Case	Patricia Roberson		Spring 1985
136	How Do We Promote A Backyard Composting Program in Sacramento County?	Maureen Goodall	ENVS 198	May 24, 1994
137	Where Have the Abalone Gone?	Ron Kloepfer	ENVS 198	Spring 1995
138	Recreation and Tourist Effects on the Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona	Abigail O'keefe	ENVS 198
139	Liability Under the Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act (Cercla)	Whitney Okabayashi		Fall 1994
140	Hazardous Waste Sites Environmental Indicator for Breast Cancer?	Ean O'Neill	ENVS 198	May 8, 1995
141	The Trinity River: Main Causes of the Decline in tThe Salmon Fishery	Dave Nettle	ENVS 198	Spring 1982
142	Jepson Prairie: An Annotated Bibliography	Rosemary Noris	ENVS 198	December 1984
143	Ground Water: Then and Now	Camille Remy-Ogan		December 16, 1994
144	Geophysical Techniques for Hazardous Waste Site Investigation	Mark Malinowski		May 15, 1987
145	Energy and Dollar Costs of Solar Heating Systems	Richard Rodgers		Spring 981
146	The Technological Evolution of Landfills Concerning The Public Health Standard and Groundwater Protection	Marc Momsen		May 24, 1994
147	The Feasiblity of Composting Yard and Garden Refuse at the Sacramento City Landfill	Barbara Moore		May 12, 1988
148	Northern California Chaparral and its Management with Prescribed Fire	Carol Gullion		May 1983
149	Maquiladors	Monique Meyer		May 1996
150	Characterstics of State Legislative Districts and Their Influence on Environmental Decision-Making	Tara Mesick		Fall 1993
151	Alternative WasteWater Technology, and a Study of Utilizing on Site Composting Strategies to Alleviate the Current WasteWater Treatment Dilemma	Thomas Mayes	ENVS 198	May 1988
152	Accumulation of Nickel by Arabis Macdonaldian (EasTW.) A Laboratory Investigation	Jason Meigs	ENVS 198	Fall 1996
153	Flood Control Feasiblity for the Continued Development of   Sacramento Without the Auburn Dam	Sean Mahoney	ENVS 198	December 16, 1997
154	A Plant Flow Equalization Study	Jason Meeks	ENVS 198	December 19, 1996
155	Community Compliance with Federal WasteWater Regulations	Craig Milligan	ENVS 198	Spring 1986
156	Saving the Australian Rain Forests	Sharon Williams	ENVS 198	May 2, 1989
157	Mountain LionS: Can We Live with Them?	Michelle Beachley
158	Should Wolves Be Reintroduced to YellowStone?	Sandra Williamson	ENVS 198
159	Riparian Restoration in the California Central Valley	Susan Hill		December 16, 1997
160	California Endangered Species Act and Wetlands	Elgie Mobley
161	Aquaculture and The Role of Government Regulations	Pamela Mills	ENVS 198	August 27, 1982
162	The Listing Process of the California Endangered Species Act: A Description and Analysis	Aaron		December 1998
163	Substances Found at and Near Kesterson Reservoir	Robin Pullen		Spring 1985
164	A Review of the Everglades Restoration Program	Michael Moore	ENVS 198	Fall 1994
165	What Are the Effects of Tropospheric Ozone on the Health and Growth of Western Pine Species and What Is Being Done to Mitigate this Problem?	Randy Price	ENVS 198	Fall 1996
166	Recycling for Young People	Nancy Mendez		May 1981
167	Water Quality in Yolo County	Bryan Moffit		March 27, 1985
168	How California's Energy Policy Has Affected Sacramento’S   Market for Photovoltaic Power	John Murray	ENVS 198	May 24, 1994
169	Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) Burn Demonstration	John Macanas		May 12, 1982
170	How Can SOV’S and Vehicle Air Pollution Be Minimized at CSUS	Eric Maddox		May 22, 1995
171	Dogs and the Environment Along American River Parkway	Diane Makishima		May 16, 1990
172	Can Ecotourism Help Preserve Nepal’s Natural Resources?	Wayne Makabe	ENVS 198	May 1993
173	How Does Hunting Effect California Deer Populations?	YorK Pattersen		November 12, 1994
174	Environmental Politics in the United States	James Patton		May 16, 1988
175	The Potential Effects of Oil Exploration in the Coastal Plain Region of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska	Michael Palmer
176	One Hundred Years of Community Gardening	Scott Mathieson
177	Wetlands	James Pahl		May 1995
178	Ethogical Impact of Campsites on Wilderness Areas	Norm Marquis		December 2, 1983
179	The Decline of the Bay-Delta Estuary: Case  Studies of the Winter- Run Chinook Salmon, the Delta Smelt, and the Stripped Bass	Lisa Matocq		December 1992
180	Analysis of the Effectiveness of the Regulatory Institution in Protecting the  Water Quality in the Lake Tahoe Basin	Richard Mathews		April 1993
181	Confrontation in the Forest	Colleen ScarlettO’Hara
182	Choosing an Electrical Provider with the Green-E Logo	Tamara Nale	ENVS 198	May 15, 1998
183	The Selenium Presence in Shallow Groundwater and Soils of the   Western San Joaquin Valley, California	Ahmad Najjar	ENVS 198	Fall 1990
184	Energy Derugaltion Gives People an Oppertunity to Help Save the Environment	Tom Naiman	ENVS 198	May 20, 1998
185	The Mysterious Disappearance of Ducks in the Pacific Flyway	Julie Posey		Spring 1990
186	Off-Road Vehicle Recreation in California	Cheryl Williams	ENVS 198	May 20, 1980
187	The California Endangered Species Act and the Bald Eagle	Rebecca Wu		Spring 1999
188	The Green World	Christopher Woolsey
189	Ocean Incineration	Marc Winkler	ENVS 198
190	Sprawl, Sewers, and Urban Growth Boundaries–The Sacramento Experience	Donn Oetzel		May 2001
191	Hidden Dangers: What Are Persistent Organic Pollutants (POP’S)   and How Can We Prevent Dioxin, the Most Carcinogenic of the Persistent Organic Products, from Being A Nemesis to the Future?	Louren Barber		May 2001
192	Management Practices at Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Facility, Colorado	Michael Wilgus	ENVS 190	May 21, 2001
193	Nafta’s Creation of Social Injustices for Mexico’s Poor	John Elkins		May 21, 2001
194	Placer County General Plan Documents’ Designation of Important Species and Habitat and the Implementation of Mechanisms for Their Protection	Barbara Boysen		Fall 1998
195	Are Fish Affected by Contaminants Entering Streams and Rivers	Taro Murano		May 2001
196	Habitat Recovery After the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill	Tonya Myers		May 2002
197	The Effects of Methylmercury Pollution: Including A Focus on the Sacramento River System	John Sample	ENVS 190C	May 2002
198	Restoration: Organizaional Comparison	Jason Brown	ENVS 198
199	Restoration of Wetlands in an Urban Environment: Balancing Community Development Needs with Environmental Protection	Jeff Lindberg		December 15, 1999
200	Does Selenium Bioremediation WorK?	Timothy Steurer	ENVS 198	Spring 1999
201	Environmental Degradation and Health Risks in the U.S.-Mexican Border Region: The Effects of Migration, Over-Population, and Industrial Facilities	Jaime Lemus		May 21, 2001
202	The Endangered Species Act-Is it Working?	Melanie Blackburn		May 2001
203	The Number of Species in the Sierra Nevada Chaparral Habitat Has Declined	Christopher Brown		December 1999
204	The Social Injustice of Methylmercury Contamination in The San Francisco and Sacramento Valley Delta Region	John Angi	ENVS 190	May 21, 2001
205	Urban Sprawl in the United States: an Overview of Issues Caused by Sprawl	Angel Montoya
206	What Has Shaped The Current Status of the California Mountain Lion: Puma Concolor Californica? A Look at Historical and Scientific Policies	Jared Vollmer		May 2001
207	Biting The Hand That Feeds	Matt Monaghan	ENVS 190B	May 21, 2001
208	Climate Change and The Calfed-Bay Delta Program: A Clash of Science and Politics	Darrell Whitman	ENVS 190A	December 10, 2001
209	Export of Hazardous Waste to Third World Countries	Samina Ali	ENVS 115
210	Derugaltion of California's Electric Power System: Making an Environmentally Informed Decision When Choosing an Electricity Provider	Melani Berglund		Spring 1998
211	Discriminatory Practices of Governmental Agencies in the Upper Missouri River Basin	Michael Morgan	ENVS 190B	May 21, 2001
212	Bioremediation of Soil and Groundwater	Hollis Mulligan		April 8, 1991
213	Viable Alternatives to the Use of Household Toxics: Household Cleaners, Disinefectants, Polishes and You	Tina Muncie		December 6, 1990
214	The Great Barrier Reef	Kendra Pearson
215	Types of Cetacean Depletion	Michelle Munos
216	The Garbage Crisis and Possible Alternatives	Patrick Reynolds		January 1988
217	The Impact of Community Gardens	Eileen Reeder		Spring 1996
218	The Status of the Alaskan Environment Seven Years After the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill	Steffanie Riffle	ENVS 198	Spring 1996
219	Is the EPA’s Program of Emission Permit Trading and Economically Efficient Way of Reducing Sulfure Dioxide, Carbon Dioxide and Nitrogen Oxide Emissions by Electric Utility Producers	Eric Rice
220	The Role of Government and the Role of Grassroots Organizations in Remedying Environmental Injustices	Janine Redlack		Spring 1997
221	Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers vs. Pesticide Training and Education/Health Services	Mary Raygoza	ENVS 198	May 1993
222	Techniques and Methods Used to Restore Rivers and How they Relate to the Klamath River	Richard Radmacher		May 20, 1997
223	The Right-to-Know Act (Sara Title III) Provisions and A Case Study	Cyndi Wubben
224	Are the Regulations for California's Underground Storage Tank Systems Effective Enough to Protect the Environment from Petroleum Contamination and If Not, What Changes Should Be Made?	Priscilla Patrick		Fall 1994
225	How Seriously Does Air Pollution Damage Forests in the Lake Tahoe Basin?	Jessica Parsons		May 23, 1995
226	The Health Effects of Active and Passive Smoke on the Fetus and Passive Smoke on the Child	Glenn Roze		Spring 1994
227	Can Abalone Aquaculture Effectively Stabalize and Possibly Restore the Declining California Abalone Population?	Timothy Wilson	ENVS 198	May 23, 1995
228	Effects of Prescribed Fire on Ring-Width Growth of Pinus Lambertiana	Patricia Wilson
229	California Department of Conservation Division of Recycling	Greg Popejoy		January 1993
230	Leaky Underground Storage Tanks	Joseph Yanetta		1990
231	A Review of Four State Agencies’ Permit Process When Considering the Development of the State’S Resources	Roger Vintz		November 30, 1984
232	How Effective Are Transportation Control Measures	Susan Wyman		December 1983
233	An Overview of Environmental Considerations Regarding Riparian Preservation: Case Study of RockLin Placer County, California 1988-1990	William Warren		May 10, 1991
234	A Battle of Dams and Pacific Salmon	James Newcomb	ENVS 190C	Spring 2002
235	Reintrodution of the Wolf	Bryon Stone		May 2002
236	How Has the Timber Industry Throughout the Pacific Northwest Impacted the Declining Numbers of Coho and Chinook Salmon Population?	Steven Sanchez		May 2002
237	Ranch Recreation: A New Industry Promoting A Sustainable Environment	Sha Walts	ENVS 190A	December 10, 2001
238	Recycling and The Business Sector	Emily Lyon		December 2001
239	The Aftermath of South African Apartheid: A Look at the Aloes Community of Port Elizabeth	David Rodrigues	ENVS 190B
240	Why Should We Save the Tropical Rainforest of Borneo?	G.S. WonG		May 2002
241	Anthropod Diversity in Three Different Age Teak (Tectona Grandis L.) Plantations, Bocas Del Drago, Panama	Nathaniel Martin
242	An Overview of the San Joaquin River Watershed Unit's Trace Metal Monitoring Program	David Rodrigues
243	The Chad/Cameroon Oil and Pipeline Project	Jason Woodsworth	ENVS 190B	May 21,2001
244	California Problems with Aquatic Invasive Species: How Do We Stop the Damage? Case Study: Lake Davis	Shannon Turner		May 2002
245	What Is the Relationship Between Pollutants in Streams, Rivers, and Oceans, and Storm Water Runoff from Highways and Roads?	Matt Mulcahy		May 2002
246	This Land Is Their Land: What Are the Impacts of Cattle Grazing on Riparian Zones?	Christina Armor		May 2001
247	The Yolo County Habitat Conservation Plan: When Politics and Science Collide Are Habitat Conservation Plans Effective Tools for Managing the Loss of Habitat from Land Development Activities?	Maria WonG		February 2002
248	California Amphibian Declines: the Question of Survival of the   Mountain Yellow-Legged Frog in the Sierra Nevada	Marin Lemieux		December 2001
249	Is Low Density Population Growth Desirable? the Effects of Urban Sprawl on Traffic and Air Pollution	Alison Perry		December 2001
250	Are the Practices of Sustainable Agriculture Working?	Johnnie Raymond		December 2001
251	Ethogical Impacts of Pesticides in California: How Do Pesticides Effect Aquatic Invertebrates in California?	Matthew Myers		December 2001
252	How Do Dams Impact Rivers and Migrating Fish of the West? Including A Case Study of the Daguerre Point Dam	Kelli Felker		December 2001
253	The Effect of Pesticides on Wild Birds	Eric Levin		December 2001
254	What Are the Effects of Transportation Projects on Coho, Chinook, and Steelhead in California	Craig Moore		December 2001
255	EPA Regulations to Ensure Water Quality for the Publics Uses	Jacob Collins		December 2001
256	California Bighorn Sheep (OVIs Canadensis Californiana): Evolution, Range Reduction, and Population Reduction	Bruce Handley	ENVS 198	March 1987
257	Reforestation on Private Land	Tami Harris		November 28, 1995
258	Ceqa Reform and Proposition 140: Special Interests and Politics in Sacramento	Robert Harris
259	A Study of Hazardous Materials Tracking and Procedures at California State University, Sacramento	Warren Haven	ENVS 195	May 24, 1991
260	The “Mixture” and “Derived from” Rules	Robert Hargraves	ENVS 198
261	Quenching a Growing Thirst	Justin Hardy		Fall 1996
262	A Methodological Analysis of the Reintrodution of California Bighorn Sheep (OVIs Canadensis Californiana) to Lee Vining Canyon, California	Bruce Handley	ENVS 199	December 1986
263	Agricultural Land Conversio in Yolo County: A Case Study The Effects on Threatened and Endangered Species and Potential Solutions to Agricultural Land Conversio to Urban Uses	Eddie Hard	ENVS 198	December 17, 1998
264	Effects of Urbanization on The Coastline: Management and   Solutions	Toneiya Haynes	ENVS 198	December 16, 1997
265	Causes and Effects of the Backlash Against Environmental Education	Tim HawkinS		Spring 1997
266	Earthquakes	Wendy Haydon		May 15, 1987
267	Planting The Seeds of Community Environmental Education: A Look at and Analysis of Two Community Gardens in Sacramento California	Rene Hamlin		December 1999
268	Barriers to the Widespread Use of Earth-Sheltered Housing	Douglas Honzay		Fall 1992
269	The Problem of Overcrowding in Yosemite National Park	Tiffany Holman	ENVS 198	December 14, 1995
270	Golf and The Environment	Dak Holbrook
271	The Tourist Trade-Off	Greg Homer
272	Shintech: A Case of Environmental Racism	Karen Riggs	ENVS 190B	May 7, 2001
273	Consuming the Arctic	Tracy Twyman	ENVS 190	December 10, 2001
274	Bicycling as Alternative Transportation	Rick Hicks	ENVS 198	March 1991
275	The Effects of Organophosphate Pesticides on Animals	Kathleen Hickey	ENVS 198	May 8, 1986
276	Towards a More Comprehensive Land Use/MasS Transportation Plan	Bruce McCloud
277	Environmental Consequences of the Swimming Pool Industry	Angela Nance		December 13, 1993
278	Environmental Regulation and the Automobile Repair Industry	Brian Rohmer
279	The Delta Wetlands Project	David Kemena	ENVS 198	October 1990
280	The Fate of Salmon in Central Valley, California	Danika Hudobnik	ENVS 198	December 14, 1992
281	The Ozone Layer	Guadalupe Jimenez		August 28, 1989
282	Lake Marcalbo Basin Contamination	Orlando Jimenez	ENVS 198
283	What Is Being Done to Make Electric Power Production More Environmentally Friendly and How Will This Help Me Choose My Electric Utility Company, and Make an Environmentally Informed Decision?	Pat Jimison	ENVS 198
284	Malathion Toxicity	Clifford Johnson	ENVS 198	December 23, 1981
285	Is the Auburn Dam Politically Feasible?	Joni Jorgensen-Risk	ENVS 198	May 22, 1996
286	San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge Seismic Retrofit Project and the California Endangered Species Act	Mathew Keegan
287	The Failure of Toxic Legislation in California	Sharon Jones	ENVS 198
288	What Are The Alternatives to Methyl Bromide for California'strawberry Producers?	Josh Keller
289	Regeneration of Interior Live-Oak (Quecus Wislizenii): A Scientific Study into The Affects of Irrigation and Protection on Tree Growth	Matthew Kelley	ENVS 198	December 7, 1994
290	United States Food Aid Policies	Jerri Kellokoski		Fall 1983
291	Development of Water Markets in California	Linda Kelly		May 1986
292	Sayles Flat Hydroelectric Project	Patrick Kelly	ENVS 198	May 1987
293	Landfills: Issues and Controversies	Richard Jensen	ENVS 198	Spring 1996
294	National Security: A New Defenition	Thom Jackels		May 23, 1990
295	Global Warming: Just A Lot of Hot Air?	Christine HUBeR	ENVS 198	May 20, 1996
296	The Northern Spotted Owl Controversy	Jim Huelman		December 18, 1992
297	Land Use Patterns in Rancho Del Arroyo Chico from the 1800’S to the Present	Kenneth Hughes		December 1983
298	Arizona:Keeping the Dream Alive	Thomas Heberer	ENVS 198	Spring 1995
299	A Discussion of Ethical Issues Surrounding the Statement: “Global Population Control Can Be Achieved