Joel A. Tarr
Affiliations: | Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA |
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Sign in to add traineeLee J. Vinsel | grad student | Carnegie Mellon (PoliSci Tree) | |
Sherie R. Mershon | grad student | 2000 | Carnegie Mellon |
Carl A. Zimring | grad student | 2002 | Carnegie Mellon |
Zachary J. Falck | grad student | 2004 | Carnegie Mellon |
James L. Longhurst | grad student | 2004 | Carnegie Mellon |
Vagel C. Keller | grad student | 2005 | Carnegie Mellon |
Brian D. Robick | grad student | 2011 | Carnegie Mellon |
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Tarr JA, McMichael FC. (2015) Environmental legacy: the impact of the manufactured gas industry in the United States Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences. 5: 1-10 |
Tarr JA. (2014) Toxic legacy: the environmental impact of the manufactured gas industry in the United States. Technology and Culture. 55: 107-47, 2 p precedin |
Tarr JA. (2010) Emerald City: An Environmental History of Seattle (review) Journal of Social History. 43: 1118-1120 |
Tarr JA. (2010) Urban environmental history The Turning Points of Environmental History. 72-89 |
Tarr JA. (2007) The Nature of Cities: Culture, Landscape, and Urban Space (review) Journal of Interdisciplinary History. 38: 255-256 |
Tarr JA. (2004) Devastation and renewal : an environmental history of Pittsburgh and its region Environmental History. 9: 548-549 |
Rose MH, Tarr JA. (2004) Introduction: Technology, Politics, and the Structuring of the City Journal of Urban History. 30: 643-647 |
McShane C, Tarr J. (2003) The decline of the urban horse in American cities The Journal of Transport History. 24: 177-198 |
Tarr JA. (2002) Industrial waste disposal in the United States as a historical problem. Ambix. 49: 4-20 |
Tarr JA. (2002) The metabolism of the industrial city: The case of Pittsburgh Journal of Urban History. 28: 511-545 |