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Andrew J. Friedland

Professor of Environmental Studies
Chair of Environmental Studies
Adjunct Professor of Biological Sciences and Earth Sciences
Richard and Jane Pearl Professorship in Environmental Studies
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Departments and Programs

  • Biological Sciences
  • Earth Sciences
  • Environmental Studies

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Contact Information

Email: andrew.J.friedland@dartmouth.edu
Phone: 603 646-3609
Office: 6182 Steele Hall

Education

B.A. University of Pennsylvania; Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania

Areas of Expertise

Forest biogeochemistry; trace metal and major nutrient cycling; soil science; ecosystem science; energy and the environment

Selected Works

  • Friedland, A J, C L Folt, Writing Successful Science Proposals, Second Edition (2009).
  • Richardson A D, A J Friedland, "A review of the theories to explain Arctic and alpine treelines around the world," Journal of Sustainable Forestry, 28 (2009) 218-242.
  • Kroetz, K M, A J Freidland, "Comparing costs and emissions of northern New England space and heating fuel options," Biomass and Bioenergy, 32 (2008) 1359-1366.
  • Schroth, A W, B C Bostick, J M Kaste, and A J Friedland, "Lead Sequestration, Redistribution, and Speciation During Soil Organic Matter Decomposition," Environ. Sci. Technol., 42:10 (2008) 3627-3633.
  • Schroth, A W, A J Freidland, and B C Bostick, "Macronutrient Depletion and Redistribution in Soils under Conifer and Northern Hardwood Forests," Soil Science Society of America Journal, 71 (2007) 457-468.

Current Projects

Fate and speciation of gasoline-derived lead in organic horizons of the northeastern U.S.; anthropogenic influences on forest composition, health and element cycling in the northern forest; relative impact of home heating with wood and oil in New England