We present geographically resolved global inventories of nitrogen and sulfur emissions from
international maritime transport for use in global atmospheric models. Current inventories of …

Several recent studies have concluded that Japan and the US have different risk cultures.
This study examines the actual risk environments faced by citizens in the two countries, in the …

The worldwide demand for new energy infrastructures has been paralleled in recent years by
the increasing difficulty of siting major facilities. Siting difficulty is the subject of widespread …

A deliberative method for ranking risks was evaluated in a study involving 218 risk managers.
Both holistic and multiattribute procedures were used to assess individual and group …

This article measures the changes in energy use, blue water footprint, and greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions associated with shifting from current US food consumption patterns to three …

Studies using open‐ended response modes to elicit probabilistic beliefs have sometimes
found an elevated frequency (or blip) at 50 in their response distributions. Our previous …

Risk ranking offers a potentially powerful means for gathering public input to help set risk‐management
priorities. In most rankings conducted to date, the categories and attributes used …

When in port, ships burn marine diesel in on-board generators to produce electricity and are
significant contributors to poor local and regional air quality. Supplying ships with grid …

Substantial evidence indicates that information is distorted during decision making, but very
few studies have assessed the distortion of probability and outcome information in risky …

We present an inventory of emissions from marine vessels engaged in waterborne commerce
(ie, cargo transport) on the US navigable waters. Emissions are estimated for 1997 for …