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Professor , Program Chair
Andrew Friedland's research has focused on understanding the effects of
atmospheric deposition of pollutants on elemental cycling processes in
high-elevation forests of New England and New York. He has examined the effects
of trace elements such as lead and major elements such as nitrogen and calcium.
He also is examining issues related to personal choices energy use and
environmental impact.
Selected Publications
- Schroth, A.W., A. J. Friedland and B.C. Bostick.
2007. The effect of forest-type on nutrient cation depletion and chemical
weathering in forest soils as observed in a manipulated ecosystem. Soil
Science Society of America Journal, 71:457-46
- Richardson, A.D. and A. J. Friedland. 2007. A review
of the theories to explain Arctic and alpine treelines around the world.
Journal of Sustainable Forestry, 25: xx-xx (in press).
- Kaste, J.M., B.C. Bostick, A.J. Friedland, A.W. Schroth and T.G. Siccama.
2006. Fate and speciation of gasoline-derived Pb in organic horizons of the
northeastern U.S. Soil Science Society of America Journal, 70:1688-1698.
- Steinnes, E. and A.J. Friedland. 2006. Metal contamination of natural
surface soils from long-range atmospheric transport: Existing and missing
knowledge. Environ. Reviews 14:169-186.
- Steinnes, E., and A. J. Friedland. 2005. Lead Migration in Podzolic Soils
from Scandinavia and the USA. Canadian Journal of Soil Science 85:
291-294.
Courses
- ENVS 1
- ENVS 2
- ENVS 50 (04S)
Office: 111 Steele
Phone: 603-646-3609
Email: andrew.friedland@dartmouth.edu
Web Page: http://www.dartmouth.edu/~ajf/
Faculty Directory: http://dfd.dartmouth.edu/directory/show/284
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