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Turner, B. L. |
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Arizona State University |
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Human Environmental Sciences |
| Secondary Field
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Environmental Sciences and Ecology |
 Election Citation
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Turner has profoundly changed our view of how populations subsist, grow, and transform the Earth in field explorations of the Central Mayan lowlands, in tests of the Boserup hypothesis, in studies of long-term population dynamics, in synthesis of agricultural systems, and in reconstruction of human-induced global change. |
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Research Interests
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Land architecture of urban areas and its environmental consequences; social-environmental systems theory as applied to land systems and sustainability. |
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