Nathaniel S. Trumbull
Associate Professor/Geography
Avery Point
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Scholarly Contributions
51 Scholarly Contributions
Investigating Community Acceptance of Offshore Wind's Landfall and Grid Interconnection Points in Southern New England
2023
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Offshore wind blows ashore: Exploring the discursive landscape of conflict in coastal communities in the northeast U.S.
2023
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Fishing for Space in the New Blue Economy: Conflict, Cooperation and Co-existence among Fishing, Aquaculture and Wind Industries in Southern New England Working Waterfronts.
2023
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Offshore Wind Blows Ashore: Community Acceptance of Offshore Wind's Onshore Presence in Southern New England
2022
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Competing for Port Space in the New Blue Economy: Conflict and Cooperation on Two Northeast US Working Waterfronts
2022
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Bringing offshore wind cables ashore in Southern New England: Offshore wind’s landfall and community acceptance
2022
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Fishing for Space in the Blue Economy: Conflict and Cooperation among Fishing, Aquaculture and Wind Industries in Southern New England Working Waterfronts
2022
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Fishing for Space in the New Blue Economy: Conflict and Cooperation between the Fishing and Wind Industries in two Northeast US Working Waterfronts
2022
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Fishing for Space in the New Blue Economy: Conflict and Cooperation among Fishing, Aquaculture and Wind Industries in Connecticut
2022
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Fishing for Space in the New Blue Economy: Shoreside Competition and Conflict between the Fishing and Wind Industries in a Northeast US Working Waterfront
2021
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Contested Spaces in the New Blue Economy: Competing for Connecticut’s Thames River Working Waterfront
2021
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Contested Spaces in the New Blue Economy: Competing for Connecticut’s Thames River Working Waterfront
2020
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