Publications & Talks

Publications

Map of Florida's rural and urban census tracts, with tracts that contain biosolids sites outlined

Highlights

  • Urban-rural transfer produces environmental inequality.
  • Biosolids sites are disproportionately located in rural areas.
  • Income is a stronger predictor of exposure than race.
  • Results reveal within-rural socioeconomic stratification.

Talks

Florida Planning Conference, APA Florida, Daytona Beach, 2025

Environmental Justice Concerns in Urban–Rural Planning for Biosolids: A Literature Review

Warren, H. & Fernandez, E. (2025).

LEEF Mini Conference, Vero Beach, 2024

Interdisciplinary Social Sciences in Environmental Education

Fernandez, E. (2024).

Course Projects

Class project, Florida State University

Principal Component Analysis: Pine Island Sound Monitoring Station

Fernandez, E. A principal component analysis of 12 water quality variables (2009–2018) from a Lee County monitoring station in Pine Island Sound, near the mouth of the Caloosahatchee River.