User:Dann
Dann is a University professor of Environmental Science and Policy, and a Potomac River, International waters and Sustainability expert. He formerly served as a United Nations project manager for the Global Environment Facility's International Waters portfolio.
Wikipedia Contributions[edit]
His Wikipedia Contributions include:
As Creator or a Primary Contributor[edit]
- The Global Environment Facility
- International Waters
- Potomac River
- Student Pugwash USA
- World Water Day
As Contributing Editor[edit]
- Artibonite River and Artibonite Valley
- Atlantic sturgeon
- Ecosystem services
- List of lakes
- Law of the Sea
As Potential Editor/Contributor[edit]
- Ecological Articles:
- Historical Articles:
Notes for Potential Articles/Edits[edit]
Karlodinium[edit]
A dinoflagellate that can form dense reddish-brown harmful algal blooms with toxins lethal to fish, according to the Bay Journal.
The Double Naughts[edit]
Concise history by year of the period (2000-2009), in the spirit of historian Martin Gilbert's A History of the Twentieth Century : The Concise Edition of the Acclaimed World History (ISBN 006050594X). Double naughts is a neologism joining double knots with 2-naught-naught (the first three digits of each of this decade's years), thus implying this decade exhibited more global angst (knots) than in the recent past (in notable contrast to 1990s' euphoria).