Plant Succession Following Surge and Retreat Events of the Bering Glacier, Alaska
Tracy H. Allen

This research documents the succession of plant communities from ice and rock strewn barren ground along the margins of Alaska's Bering Glacier to bioogically diverse temperate rainforest.

Mapping the Omission of Emissions: The Use of Mapping Technologies by Community Environmental Justice Organizations
Trevor Fuller

The field of environmental justice offers many examples of the utility of maps and GIS for illustrating the disproportionate levels of environmental risk being endured by disadvantaged or marginalized racial, ethnic or income groups. However, these have predominantly focused on the distribution of environmental risk rather than focusing on the map-making parties themselves. This research directs attention towards the use of maps and GIS by "local" environmental justice organizations in their calls for environmental justice.