John All
Professor
Environments
Western Washington University
United States of America
Biography
PhD Geography and Regional Development, Global Climate Change; JD Environmental Law, University of GA; BA History, Duke University
Research Interest
I am the Director of the Mountain Environments Research Institute at WWU and my research focuses on climate change impacts in mountain regions. Current work in my lab includes dust deposition on glaciers and glacier retreat, climate and grazing impacts on alpine vegetation and soil erosion, recent changes in fire frequency and behavior in alpine regions, and western US water law and climate change
Publications
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All, J. 2017. Human-Environment Interactions: Current and Future Directions. E. Brondizio and E. Moran, eds. The AAG Review of Books. 5(2)
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All, J., and J. Balzar. 2017. ICEFALL: Adventures on the Wild Edges of our Dangerous, Changing Planet. Public Affairs, NY. 250 pp.
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All, J., M. Medler, S. Arques, R. Cole, T. Woodall, J. King, J. Yan, and C. Schmitt. 2017. Fire Response to Local Climate Variability: Huascaran National Park, Peru. Fire Ecology. (in press)
