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Talks in this session will focus on sustainability research by students in Maine.

Lightning Talk Rules: Each presenters will have 5-minutes for their talk. PowerPoint presentations are allowed but will be limited to 10 slides.

Selected Student Talks:

1. Brady Davis, 91¸£Àû
   Cheesemaking in Maine: Investigating Network Connections and Sustainability 
2. Sarah Ebel, Nicole Ramberg-Pihl, Michael Torre, 91¸£Àû
   Interdisciplinary Research to Address Socio-Ecological Uncertainty and Abrupt Ecological Change in Downeast Maine
3. Daniel Mistro, 91¸£Àû
   Window Inserts and the Communities Adopting Them
4. Kaci Fitzgibbon, 91¸£Àû
   Engaging Citizen Scientists to Evaluate Potential for Water Quality Decline in Maine Lakes
5. Lydia Horne, 91¸£Àû
   Risk Perceptions of Climate Change Amongst Tourists and Tourism Stakeholders
6. Sonja Birthisel, 91¸£Àû
   A Decision-aid to Improve the Economic Sustainability of Maine Organic Farms Through Improved Weed Management
7. Emma Fox, 91¸£Àû
   Latent Attitudes: Reliable Metric for Capturing Attitudes about Water Quality, Comparison with Engaged Stakeholders
8. Brie Berry, 91¸£Àû
   Reuse and Social Capital