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Bridging Intersectional Ecofeminism and Environmental Justice Frameworks to Examine the Impacts of the Meat Industry

Snow, Morgan (University of Oregon, 2021)

Global production of meat has greatly increased over the last fifty years in comparison to rising population numbers, much of it driven by mass-scale industrial meat operations. The effects of the mass-scale meat industry ...
Check Your Inventory: A Critique of Hypermasculinity and Creative Potential in Video Games

Kincaid, Kevin (University of Oregon, 2021)

This thesis presents an examination of video games as an artistic medium, which is framed through the lens of an artist seeking to use video games as their medium of expression. Two area of focus are how the medium is ...
Conflict to Cooperation: An Axiological Analysis of Collaborative Resource Stewardship in the Nisqually River Watershed

Gladis, Jess E. (University of Oregon, 2023-05)

Here I evaluate collaborative stewardship planning in the Nisqually River Watershed to see how values about human-nature relationships are represented in watershed stewardship practices. To do so, I review planning documents ...
Constraining Magma Chamber and Recharge Conditions from Surface Uplift at Three Sisters Volcanic Center in the Oregon Cascades

O'Hara, Catherine (University of Oregon, 2022)

An episode of ongoing uplift in the Three Sisters volcanic center in the Oregon Cascades was discovered in 2001 from InSAR observations. The center of uplift is ~6 km west of the summit of South Sister, and the spatial ...
Constraining Magma Chamber and Recharge Conditions from Surface Uplift at Three Sisters Volcanic Center in the Oregon Cascades

O'Hara, Catherine (University of Oregon, 2021)

An episode of ongoing uplift in the Three Sisters volcanic center in the Oregon Cascades was discovered in 2001 from InSAR observations. The center of uplift is ~6 km west of the summit of South Sister, and the spatial ...
Futuremaking in a Disaster Zone: Everyday Climate Change Adaptation amongst Quechua Women in the Peruvian Cordillera Blanca

Moulton, Holly (University of Oregon, 2024-01-10)

Indigenous women in Peru are often labeled “triply vulnerable” to climate change due to race, gender, and economic marginalization. Despite Peru’s focus on gender, Indigeneity, and intersectionality in national adaptation ...
Inequalities of ice loss: a framework for addressing sociocryospheric change

Carey, Mark; Moulton, Holly (Cambridge University Press, 2023-05-12)

Cryospheric change occurs in unequal spaces. Societies living near ice are divided by race, class, gender, geography, politics and other factors. Consequently, impacts of ice loss are not shared equally, and everyone ...
Investigating the relationship between heat-induced DNA damage and the synaptonemal complex during C. elegans spermatogenesis and oogenesis

Feingold, Cailan (University of Oregon, 2021)

Meiosis is utilized by most sexually reproducing organisms to faithfully transmit their genome to the next generation through the production of eggs and sperm. Many aspects of meiosis are sexually dimorphic generating ...
Juliana v. United States: Climate Change, Youth Activism, and the Law

Barton, Jordan (University of Oregon, 2021)

The youngest people alive today and all future generations have something in common: they will suffer the greatest consequences of climate change, yet they have no voice in the political process with which to defend ...
Peripheral Vascular Responses to Acute Cold-Water Immersion

Whittman, Emma (University of Oregon, 2021)

Exercise is effective in improving cardiovascular health, specifically, as a result of the increase shear stress on peripheral vasculature. Similarly, heat therapy (i.e., sauna bathing and hot water immersion) has indicated ...
Psychophysiological Responses to Acute Cold Water Immersion

Park, Talia (University of Oregon, 2021)

Anecdotal reports suggest that chronic cold water immersion improves mood, immune function, and cardiovascular health. However, there are no scientific studies validating these claims. It is possible that acute cold water ...
Reinforcing Push Factors in the Northern Triangle: An Investigation of Trump’s Attempts to Deter Immigration through Humanitarian Aid Reduction

Scott, Caitlin (University of Oregon, 2021)

The Northern Triangle of Central America has long been a major source of immigration to the United States. In April of 2019, the Trump Administration announced its intentions to freeze U.S. foreign aid to El Salvador, ...
Stories of Decline: Narratives and Risk Framing of Glacier Retreat and Salmon in Washington, USA

Travers, Jenna (University of Oregon, 2022)

Climate change is threatening both glaciers and salmon in Washington with extinction, putting the state’s economy, culture, and ecosystems at risk. However, the overlapping climate crises are framed and understood differently ...
Thinly Veiled Agendas: Examining How the COVID-19 Pandemic Set the Stage for Conservative Legislators to Ban Abortion

Weiss, Hadley (University of Oregon, 2021)

The COVID-19 pandemic has created a significant threat to abortion rights in the United States. Crises that uproot and disorient people are often the ideal circumstances for drastic political change. The shock of a national ...