Figure 1. Framework for determining an optimal subsidy for clean energy technologies used in our research that forms the basis for the solar subsidy game. More about this image found in Framework for determining an optimal subsidy for clean energy technologies ...

Figure 2. Example “state sheet” for New York, including consumer adoption lookup table (upper right) and state-level emissions benefit of rooftop solar (lower right). The information portion (lower left) had no direct gameplay relevance but did initiate discussion between participants (W = watt an... More about this image found in Example “state sheet” for New York, including consumer adoption lookup tabl...

Figure 3. The technological progress tracking sheet, common to all players. Each turn, players place a number of game pieces on the tracker (left side) equal to the new adoption of rooftop solar in their state. As the rows are filled, the price of solar falls. When the first row is filled up (thre... More about this image found in The technological progress tracking sheet, common to all players. Each turn...

Figure 1. Species rarefaction curves and estimates using the Colwell et al [ 18 ] estimator. More about this image found in Species rarefaction curves and estimates using the Colwell et al [ 18 ] est...

Figure 2. Box plots of species richness, Shannon and evenness indexes, stem density, basal area, and height of trees among logged (LFL), unlogged (LFU) lowland forests, and unlogged montane forests (MFU). More about this image found in Box plots of species richness, Shannon and evenness indexes, stem density, ...

Figure 3. Detrended correspondence analysis to analyze the difference in species composition among forest types and disturbance regimes. More about this image found in Detrended correspondence analysis to analyze the difference in species comp...

Figure 1. Conceptual model for the diffusion of local building electrification policy in the United States. More about this image found in Conceptual model for the diffusion of local building electrification policy...

Figure 1. Location of Albania within Europe. More about this image found in Location of Albania within Europe.

Figure 2. Wild River National Park alongside the Vjosa River and its tributaries and the broader Vjosa Valley in Southern Albania. More about this image found in Wild River National Park alongside the Vjosa River and its tributaries and ...

Figure 1. This shaded relief map demonstrates the strong geographic difference between eastern and western SD—and the resulting difference in water formations. The Missouri River is the large river flowing north to south near the center of the state. More about this image found in This shaded relief map demonstrates the strong geographic difference betwee...

Figure 2. A shaded map depicting the generalized locations of the field assessment sites. Darker areas indicate a higher number of sites in that area. Note that specific locations are not provided due to privacy concerns. More about this image found in A shaded map depicting the generalized locations of the field assessment si...

Figure 3. This flowchart helps identify the type of stream being assessed. Note that there is an overlap between the stream types, and that some streams may exhibit characters crossing these boundaries. This flowchart was designed for land managers, who use English units. More about this image found in This flowchart helps identify the type of stream being assessed. Note that ...

Figure 4. A headwater stream/wet meadow system in Pennington County, South Dakota, in the Pierre Shale Plains Major Land Resource Area, with a drainage area of <13 km 2 and a slope of ∼0.5%. Photo: Joe Dickie, Generation Photography, Inc. More about this image found in A headwater stream/wet meadow system in Pennington County, South Dakota, in...

Figure 5. A steep woody draw in Butte County, South Dakota. Note the trees growing along the channel. Photo: Joe Dickie, Generation Photography, Inc. More about this image found in A steep woody draw in Butte County, South Dakota. Note the trees growing al...

Figure 6. A midsize prairie stream in Butte County, South Dakota. This stream has a drainage area of ∼78 km 2 . Midsize prairie streams tend to have more meandering channels than headwater streams and steep woody draws, though they may have less meander than low-gradient prairie rivers. Photo: Joe... More about this image found in A midsize prairie stream in Butte County, South Dakota. This stream has a d...