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  Stop Piling on: Assessing Efforts to Reduce Single-Use Water Bottles at Allegheny College 

  Bethurem, Matthew; Choate, Beth; Bramwell, Stephanie (MDPI, 2021-08-08)

  Plastic waste represents one of the largest environmental problems of the modern era and disposable water bottles comprise a substantial portion of that waste in the U.S. Colleges are in a unique position to create systems ...
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  “I’m Worth Saving”: Making Sense of Medication Taking in a Care Coordination Organization 

  Cusanno, Brianna R.; Dean, Marleah; Silva, Vesta T. (Routledge, 2021-05-04)

  Patients and healthcare providers (HCPs) may communicatively make sense of medication taking in divergent ways. Often, HCPs prioritize medication adherence, the extent to which patients consume medications as prescribed. ...
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  The Invasive Species Diet: The Ethics of Eating Lionfish as a Wildlife Management Strategy 

  Davis, Brittany; Noll, Samantha (Routledge, 2020-11-19)

  This paper explores the ethical dimensions of lionfish removal and provides an argument supporting hunting lionfish for consumption. Lionfish are an invasive species found around the world. Their presence has fueled ...
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  The Impact of COVID-19 on Consumer Food Waste 

  Roe, Brian, E.; Bender, Kathryn; Qi, Danyi (Wiley, 2020-09-03)

  Perhaps no phenomenon has so quickly and radically altered household production parameters and daily food patterns as the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. We contemplate the immediate and longer-term implications of this ...
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  Evidence of hydrothermal alteration in Devonian shales from the Eastern Gas Shales Project 2 core of the Rome trough, Appalachian Basin, United States 

  Tamulonis, Kathryn L.; Carter, Kristin M. (American Association of Petroleum Geologists, 2021-03-15)

  This study represents a comparative assessment of stacked shales within the Middle Devonian Marcellus through Upper Devonian Genesee Formations in the Eastern Gas Shales Project 2 core (API No. 3700320980), Allegheny County, ...

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