Publications

The CESURI has conducted research that covers a wide range of topics related to urbanization including wildlife, water quality, urban forests, carbon cycling, land use effects, economic analyses, watershed stakeholders, development policy, and biodiversity. Furthermore, this research has been conducted locally (e.g., the Saugahatchee Creek), regionally (e.g., Birmingham, AL, Columbus, GA, the Florida Panhandle), and internationally (e.g., western China, India). The CESURI encourages interdisciplinary research on integrated urban topics by involving a variety of expertise and project partnerships.

A list of publications supported by CESURI projects is provided below.

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Author's Name	Year	Title	Journal/Book
Alix, D.M., C.J. Anderson, C. Guyer, and J.B. Grand.	2014	Evaluating the effects of land use on headwater wetland amphibian assemblages in coastal Alabama.	Wetlands. doi:10.1007/s13157-014-0553-y
Alix,D.M., C.Guyer and C.J. Anderson.	2014	Expansion of the introduced range of Eleutherodactylus planirostris in Baldwin County, Alabama	Southeastern Naturalist, 13(4). N59-N-62.
Alley, K. D.	2014	A dying river: The failure of regulation. In Living Rivers, Dying Rivers.	Delhi, Oxford University Press.
Alley, K. D.	2013	Oxford University Press (reprinted from Hinduism and Ecology, Harvard University Press, 2000). Separate domains: Hinduism, politics and environmental	Oxford University Press (reprinted from Hinduism and Ecology, Harvard University Press, 2000).
Alley, K. D.	2013	The sacred river Ganga	AU Speaks: On Water
Alley, K. D., Hile, Ryan and Mitra, Chandana	2014	Visualizing hydropower across the Himalayas: Mapping in a time of regulatory decline. Himalaya	The Association of Nepal and Himalayan Studies (Special Issue on Developing the Himalaya).
Alley, K. D., Rashmi Sanghi	2014	The developments, policies and assessments of hydropower in the Ganga river basin. Our National River Ganga: Lifeline of Millions.	Springer 978-3-319-00529-4
Alley, K.D.	2009	Legal activism and river pollution in India	Georgetown International Law Review, 11, 793-820.
Alley, K.D.	2012	The paradigm shift in India’s river policies: From sacred to transferable waters	B. R. Johnston, editor. Water, cultural diversity and global environmental change, emerging trends,
Alley, K.D.	2010	The goddess Ganga: Her power, mythos, and worldly challenges	P. Monaghan, editor. Goddesses in world culture, I. ABC-CLIO, California.

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