Jennifer R. Runkle

A scoping review of drought impacts on health and society in North America

CLIMATIC CHANGE.

Geospatial Approaches to Measuring Personal Heat Exposure and Related Health Effects in Urban Settings

GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR URBAN HEALTH, pp. 13–30.

Perceptions and experiences of outdoor occupational workers using digital devices for geospatial biometeorological monitoring

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BIOMETEOROLOGY, 64(3), 471–483.

Reporting Back Environmental Health Data Among Outdoor Occupational Workers in the Cold Season in North Carolina, USA

SOUTHEASTERN GEOGRAPHER, 60(2), 159–182.

Short-term effects of specific humidity and temperature on COVID-19 morbidity in select US cities

SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT, 740.

Spatial Clustering of Suicides and Neighborhood Determinants in North Carolina, 2000 to 2017

APPLIED SPATIAL ANALYSIS AND POLICY.

Wearable sensors for personal temperature exposure assessments: A comparative study

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH, 180.

Crisis support-seeking behavior and temperature in the United States: Is there an association in young adults and adolescents?

SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT, 669, 400–411.

Estimating personal ambient temperature in moderately cold environments for occupationally exposed populations

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH, 173, 497–507.

Evaluation of wearable sensors for physiologic monitoring of individually experienced temperatures in outdoor workers in southeastern US

ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL, 129, 229–238.

Use of wearable sensors for pregnancy health and environmental monitoring: Descriptive findings from the perspective of patients and providers

DIGITAL HEALTH, 5.

A Systematic review of Mancozeb as a reproductive and developmental hazard

[Review of ]. Environment International, 99, 29–42.