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Publications
Scientific Publications:
Porder, S. and O.A. Chadwick (in review). Climate
and soil age constraints on nutrient uplift by plants. Ecology.
Bern, C.R., Porder, S. and A.R. Townsend. (2007). Erosion
and landscape development decouple strontium and sulfur in the
transition to dominance by atmospheric inputs. Geoderma 142:
274-284.
Porder, S., O.A. Chadwick, and G.E. Hilley. (2007). Chemical
weathering across a climate by time matrix in the Hawaiian Islands. Earth
and Planetary Science Letters 258: 414-427. [PDF]
Porder, S., P.M. Vitousek, O.A. Chadwick, C.P. Chamberlain
and G.E. Hilley. (2007). Uplift, erosion, and phosphorus
limitation in terrestrial ecosystems. Ecosystems 10:
158-170. [PDF]
Porder, S., D.B. Clark, and P.M. Vitousek (2006). Persistence
of rock-derived nutrients in the wet tropical forests of La Selva,
Costa Rica. Ecology 87(3), 594-602. [PDF]
Porder, S., G.P. Asner., and P.M. Vitousek (2005). Ground-based
and remotely-sensed nutrient availability across a tropical landscape Proceedings
of the National Academy of Sciences 102 (31), 10909 – 10912. [PDF]
Porder, S., A. Paytan, and P.M. Vitousek (2005). Erosion
and landscape development affect plant nutrient status in the Hawaiian
Islands. Oecologia 142, 440 – 449. [PDF]
Vitousek, P; Chadwick, O; Matson, P; Allison, S; Derry, L; Kettley,
L; Luers, A; Mecking, E; Monastra, V; Porder, S. (2003) Erosion
and the rejuvenation of weathering-derived nutrient supply in an
old tropical landscape. Ecosystems 6(8) 762-772.
Porder, S., A. Paytan and E.A. Hadly (2003). Mapping the
origins of faunal assemblages using strontium isotopes. Paleobiology 29(2)
197-204. . [PDF]
Policy Publications:
Chan, K.M.A., Higgins, P.A.T. and S. Porder (2005). Protecting
science from abuse requires a broader form of outreach. Public
Library of Science 3 (7) e218.
Porder, S., K.M.A. Chan and P.A.T. Higgins (2004). Scientists
must conquer the reluctance to speak out. Nature 431,
p1046.
Chan, KMA, S. Porder and P.A.T. Higgins (2004) Concern is
more than just 'ruffled feathers' - If a government abuses science
to justify its policies, scientists have a duty to speak out. Nature 428,
p255.
Porder, S., K.M.A Chan and P.A.T Higgins (2004) Science
and policy – it’s an issue of trust. San Francisco
Chronicle April 4, 2004.
Porder, S. (2004) Science and policy - Uneasy partners. Bioscience 54(1)
6-7. . [PDF]
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