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ANTHROPOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
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Reviewed By: Anthropology and Environment Section
Friday, November 16, 2012: 1:45 PM-3:30 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students
Organizers:  Carol A MacLennan (Michigan Technological University)
Chairs:  Carol A MacLennan (Michigan Technological University)
1:45 PM
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Sandhya Ganapathy (St. Lawrence University)
2:00 PM
Conflicting Perspectives of Risk: Evaluating Prescriptive Fish Consumption advisories’ Policy within the Ojibwa Tribal Fish Harvest
Valoree Gagnon (Michigan Technological University)
2:15 PM
Shifting the Scales of Responsibility: Chinese Producers, Swedish Consumers, and the Controversy Surrounding An Attempt to Claim More Emissions
Cindy J Isenhour (University of Maine)
2:30 PM
The Public Interest Under the California Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006
Karen Michele Hoffman (University of Puerto Rico)
2:45 PM
"It Becomes Scientific": Creating REDD+ Projects In Malawi's Protected Areas
Heather M Yocum (Michigan State University)
3:00 PM
Green Roofs: Changing the Urban Environment, Changing Policy-Making
Jane Dickson (University College London)
3:15 PM
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