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Academic Journal Papers
Patrick, R. 2009. A political ecology of source water protection. Prairie Perspectives. [in press] Patrick, R. 2009. Source water protection in a landscape of ‘New Era’ deregulation. The Canadian Geographer 53 (2): 208-221 Patrick, R. 2008. Planning for Source Water Protection. Plan Canada 48 (4):19-22. Patrick, R. 2008. Source Water Protection for Nonmetropolitan Drinking Water Operators in British Columbia, Canada. Journal of Rural and Community Development 3(2):64-78. Patrick, R., R. Kreutzwiser and R. De Loë. 2008. Factors facilitating and constraining source water protection. Canadian Water Resources Journal 33(1): 39-54. Patrick, R. 2005. Protecting Drinking Water Sources and Public Health. Healthcare Quarterly 3(3): 2-7. Patrick, R. and M. Roseland. 2005. Using sustainability indicators to improve access to public transit in rural residential areas: Alternatives for the Georgia Basin, BC. Journal of Rural and Community Development 1:1-18. Patrick, Robert J. 2004. [Re-]Designing rural residential areas with public transit in mind: developing indicators for a more sustainable future. Western Geography, 13/14: 109-131 Patrick, Robert J. 2003. Public transit and the Kyoto Protocol: How local government in Canada can promote greenhouse gas emission reductions. The Great Lakes Geographer, 9(2): 94-101. [student paper prize winner PhD category, CAGONT 2002]
Non-Refereed Journal Papers
Patrick, R. 2005. Planning for safe drinking water: A role for planners. Planning West 47 (3): 7-9. Planning Institute of British Columbia. Patrick, R. 2005. A political ecology of drinking water source protection. Rhizome 14(2): 11-12. Patrick, R. 2002. Public transit and Kyoto: Developing indicators for sustainable development. Planning Institute of British Columbia News 44(4): 13-16.
Technical and Research Reports to Government and NGOs
Brooks, D., de Loë, R.C., Patrick, R., and G. Rose. 2004. Water Soft Path for Ontario: Feasibility Study. Final Report, July, 2004. Prepared for the Walter and Duncan Gordon Foundation. Ottawa, ON: Friends of the Earth Canada. 87 pp. Patrick, R. Future Water Capacity and Alternatives. 2001 (Reports 1-4). Prepared for the Sunshine Coast Regional District Board: Sechelt, BC. Patrick, R. 1998. Egmont/Pender Harbour Official Community Plan. Prepared for the Sunshine Coast Regional District Board: Sechelt, BC. Patrick, R. 1994. Roberts Creek Official Community Plan. Prepared for the Sunshine Coast Regional District Board: Sechelt, BC. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation 2001. Your Next Move: Choosing A Neighbourhood with Sustainable Features. CMHC Publication No. NH15-377/2001E Patrick, R. 1991. Inland Centres of New South Wales: Trends and Opportunities. Prepared for the New South Wales Department of Planning: Sydney, Australia.
Papers in Conference Proceedings
- Patrick, R. and Kreutzwiser, R.D. 2006. A political ecological perspective on source water protection: Case studies from the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia. In Working from the Source: Towards Sustainable Management. Proceedings of the CWRA 59th Annual Conference, Toronto, June, 2006. Cambridge, ON: Canadian Water Resources Association (reviewed by a selection committee).
Conference Presentations and Published Abstracts
Patrick, R. 2009. Water and Nuclear Energy. Sustainable Water and Sustainable Energy Conference. Hosted by Partners FOR the Saskatchewan River Basin. Saskatoon, SK. Nov 3-5. Patrick, R. 2009. Implementing source Water protection: Lessons from the Okanagan Basin, BC. Presented at 2009 Conference of the Association of Professional Community Planners of Saskatchewan. Regina, SK. October 6-7. Patrick, R. 2009. Nuclear Energy and water Use. Presented at 2009 Conference of Prairie Division, Canadian Association of Geographers. Russell, MB. September 18-20. Patrick, R. 2008. Connecting Land Use and Public Transit: How local government in Canada can promote greener, healthier communities. Presented at 2008 Conference of the Association of Professional Community Planners of Saskatchewan. Saskatoon, SK. October 15-17. Patrick, R. 2008. Factors constraining source water protection in the Okanagan Valley, BC: a perspective from political ecology. Presented at 2008 Conference of Prairie Division, Canadian Association of Geographers. Boissevain, MB September 26-28. Patrick, R. 2007. Factors Facilitating and Constraining Source Water Protection in the Okanagan Valley: a Perspective from Political Ecology. Presented at the Water Supply Association of BC 13th Annual General Meeting, Penticton, BC. October 26, 2007. Patrick, R. 2007. An evaluation of “Water for Life: Alberta’s Strategy for Sustainability”. Presented at annual conference: Canadian Association of Geographers (Western Division), Abbotsford, BC. March 2007. Patrick, R. and Kreutzwiser, R. 2006. Source water protection in the era of neo-liberalism: Tales from the Okanagan Valley, BC. For presentation at Western Division Canadian Association of Geographers, Kamloops, BC March 10-12. Patrick, R., Kreutzwiser R. and R. deLoë. 2004. Drinking Water Source Protection in BC: A Perspective from Political Ecology. Presented at Canadian Association of Geographers, Moncton, NB May 25-29. Patrick, R. and Kreutzwiser, R. (2003). Who’s Guarding the Well? The status of drinking water source protection in British Columbia. Presented at Canadian Association of Geographers, Victoria, BC May 27-31. Patrick, R. (2002). Public transit and the Kyoto Protocol: How local government in Canada can promote greenhouse gas emission reductions. Presented at Canadian Association of Geographers (Ontario Division), London, ON October 26. [Student paper prize winner (PhD category)]. Patrick, R. 2000. Developing indicators for sustainable development based on access to public transit. Presented at Canadian Association of Geographers (Western Division), Calgary, Alberta. Patrick, R. 1998. Urbanization or suburbanization? A time for growth management on the Sunshine Coast. Presented at annual conference: Canadian Association of Geographers (Western Division), Kelowna, BC.
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