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Jennifer ClarkDistinguished Professor of City and Regional Planning, The Ohio State UniversityVerified email at osu.edu
Thomas James LodatoPostdoctoral Fellow, Center for Urban Innovation, Georgia Institute of TechnologyVerified email at gatech.edu
Supraja SudharsanPhD Candidate, Georgia Institute of TechnologyVerified email at gatech.edu

Emma Mehlig French

Emma Mehlig French

University of California, Los Angeles

Verified email at g.ucla.edu - Homepage

climate justice community-led planning collaborative governance extreme heat


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Climate change adaptation to extreme heat: a global systematic review of implemented action LL Turek-Hankins, E Coughlan de Perez, G Scarpa, R Ruiz-Diaz, ... Oxford Open Climate Change 1 (1), kgab005, 2021	62	2021
Open government data in the smart city: Interoperability, urban knowledge, and linking legacy systems T Lodato, E French, J Clark Journal of Urban Affairs 43 (4), 586-600, 2021	32	2021
How are cities planning for heat? Analysis of United States municipal plans VK Turner, EM French, J Dialesandro, A Middel, D M Hondula, GB Weiss, ... Environmental research letters 17 (6), 064054, 2022	24	2022
Local leadership and global goals: how city sustainability networks are changing progressive policymaking E French, S Sudharsan, J Clark Metropolitics, 2018	2	2018
Atlanta’s Food Truck Fervor: Policy impediments and entrepreneurial efforts to expand mobile cuisine M Wood, J Clark, E French	2	2017
Smart CiBes and Data-Driven Energy Policy J Clark, E French		2018
Designing Sustainable Urban Food Systems: A Case Study of Policy, Planning and Research Efforts to Promote Urban Agriculture in Atlanta, Georgia EM French Innovation: Shifting Ground, 2016		2016

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