Middle States Geographer Volume 43, 2010

Articles:

Urban/Suburban Sustainability Planning: MARKAL as an Analytical Tool – David Friedman and Yehuda Klein

BIDs as Planners? Challenges of Managing Philadelphia’s Old City District – Dorothy Ives-Dewey

Do Mature Street Trees Pose a Greater Hazard Risk Across Socioeconomic Lines? – Danielle Prioleau

The Challenges of Sustaining an Undergraduate Geography Program: Teaching Geography at Hofstra University – Grant Saff

Food Accessibility and Food Choice: A Comparative Analysis of Food Choice in Developed and Developing Populations – Korin Tangtrakul

Seasonal Temperature and Precipitation Forecasts Using a Climate Probability Approach: Buffalo, NY – Stephen Vermette and Colin Bittner

Community Input to the Watershed Management Process: Determining the Perceived State of Cayuga Creek, Niagara County, NY – Kelly M. Frothingham

The Revolutionary War in the Hudson Highlands: Fortifying West Point, 1775-1779 – Francis A. Galgano

Synoptic and Local Weather Conditions Associated with PM2.5 Concentration in Carlisle, Pennsylvania – Timothy W. Hawkins and Lisa A. Holland

Fort Montgomery: Fortification on the Hudson and Threatened Historic Site – Andrew D. Lohman

Why the Montreal Protocol is not a Template for Multilateral Environmental Agreements: An Examination of why China and India Ratified – Andrew Pfluger

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