Further tales of the vasco

Praetzellis, Mary; Praetzellis, Adrian

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“…Pioneers of playwriting, archaeologists Adrian and Mary Praetzellis, have used imagined dialogue, with some stage directions, to elucidate life in a variety of colonial North American contexts (e.g. Praetzellis et al 1997;Praetzellis & Praetzellis 2015). The intention here has been both to find engaging new ways to present the results of archaeological research, but also to use these approaches more formally as part of the research process itself.…”

Section: Plays and Diariesmentioning

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Historical fiction and archaeological interpretation

Helden¹,

Witcher²

2019

Researching the Archaeological Past Through Imagined Narratives

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Section: Plays and Diariesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Historical fiction and archaeological interpretation

Helden¹,

Witcher²

2019

Researching the Archaeological Past Through Imagined Narratives

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“…West Oakland is a well-studied area of air pollution, largely due to efforts from community groups to draw attention to the pollution sources. Bounded by freeways, rail lines, and a major marine port, West Oakland is a community of historical, social, and political significance within the city of Oakland and the San Francisco Bay Area . Home to a primarily low-income Black and Latino neighborhood, West Oakland has a documented history of poor air quality, and its residents experience disproportionally worse health outcomes and lower life expectancies relative to residents of surrounding Alameda County .…”

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“…Bounded by freeways, rail lines, and a major marine port, West Oakland is a community of historical, social, and political significance within the city of Oakland and the San Francisco Bay Area. 6 Home to a primarily low-income Black and Latino neighborhood, West Oakland has a documented history of poor air quality, and its residents experience disproportionally worse health outcomes and lower life expectancies relative to residents of surrounding Alameda County. 7 When compared to the rest of the county, residents of West Oakland experience 21%, 33%, and 62% higher incidents of premature mortality due to cancer, heart disease, and stroke, respectively.…”

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Environmental Justice and Systems Analysis for Air Quality Planning in the Port of Oakland in California

Greer,

Bin Thaneya,

Horvath

2024

Environ. Sci. Technol.

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Many frontline communities experience adverse health impacts from living in proximity to high-polluting industrial sources. Securing environmental justice requires, in part, a comprehensive set of quantitative indicators. We incorporate environmental justice and life-cycle thinking into air quality planning to assess fine particulate matter (PM 2.5 ) exposure and monetized damages from operating and maintaining the Port of Oakland, a major multimodal marine port located in the historically marginalized West Oakland community in the San Francisco Bay Area. The exposure domain for the assessment is the entire San Francisco Bay Area, a home to more than 7.5 million people. Of the more than 14 sources included in the emissions inventory, emissions from large container ships, or ocean-going vessels (OGVs), dominate the PM 2.5 intake, and supply chain sources (material production and delivery, fuel production) represent between 3.5% and 7.5% of annual intake. Exposure damages, which model the costs from excess mortalities resulting from exposure from the study's emission sources, range from USD 100 to 270 million per annum. Variations in damages are due to the use of different concentration−response relationships, hazard ratios, and Port resurfacing area assumptions. Racial and income-based exposure disparities are stark. The Black population and people within the lowest income quintile are 2.2 and 1.9 times more disproportionately exposed, respectively, to the Port's pollution sources relative to the general population. Mitigation efforts focused on electrifying in-port trucking operations yield modest reductions (3.5%) compared to strategies that prioritize emission reductions from OGVs and commercial harbor craft operations (8.7−55%). Our recommendations emphasize that a systems-based approach is critical for identifying all relevant emission sources and mitigation strategies for improving equity in civil infrastructure systems.

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Archaeology in Oceania

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Further tales of the vasco

Cited by 12 publications

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Historical fiction and archaeological interpretation

Historical fiction and archaeological interpretation

Environmental Justice and Systems Analysis for Air Quality Planning in the Port of Oakland in California

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