Student Researchers

Did You Know?

Models anticipate sea level rise between 26 and 77 cm for a 1.5°C increase in temperature by 2100. The rise is a result of thermal expansion from warming oceans and water added to the oceans by melting glaciers and ice sheets.

Arthur Chan

Research Assistant

Status:

Former

Education

M.S. Natural Resources & Environment, University of Michigan, 2007

Publications (7)

Evaluation of Life-Cycle Cost Analysis Practices Used by the Michigan Department of Transportation

Economic and Environmental Evaluations of Life-Cycle Cost Analysis Practices: A Case Study of Michigan DOT Pavement Projects

A Technical Update on Environmental Reporting for the University of Michigan Ann Arbor Campus: The U-M Environmental Data Repository

CSS Factsheets, U-M Environmental Performance

CSS Factsheets, U-M Air and Water Pollutant Emissions

CSS Factsheets, U-M Energy Consumption and Conservation

CSS Factsheets, U-M Waste Management and Recycling

Projects (3)