Maria Claudia Lopez

Assistant Professor

Michigan State University

United States

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Maria Claudia Lopez is an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University in the United States. Her research focuses on hydropower impacts, local climate action, and renewable energy solutions for off-grid communities, particularly in Amazonian contexts. Recent articles explore topics such as social capital impacts from hydropower projects, procedural injustices, and the feasibility of hybrid energy systems.

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Rafael Lembi

Michigan State University

UNITED STATES

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Emilio Moran

Michigan State University

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Mark Axelrod

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Michigan State University

UNITED STATES

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Yadu Pokhrel

UNITED STATES

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samer sulaeman

Michigan State University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (10)

Large-scale hydropower impacts and adaptation strategies on rural communities in the Amazonian floodplain of the Madeira River

Local Climate Action Planning toward Larger Impact: Enhancing a Park System's Contributions by Examining Regional Efforts

Decentralizing the Governance of Inland Fisheries in the Pacific Region of Colombia

Advancing convergence research: Renewable energy solutions for off-grid communities

Uncompensated losses and damaged livelihoods: Restorative and distributional injustices in Brazilian hydropower

Feasibility of hybrid in-stream generator–photovoltaic systems for Amazonian off-grid communities

Pretend Participation: Procedural Injustices in the Madeira Hydroelectric Complex

Hydropower, Social Capital, Community Impacts, and Self‐Rated Health in the Amazon*

Changes in Social Capital Associated with the Construction of the Belo Monte Dam: Comparing a Resettled and a Host Community

Functional responses of fisheries to hydropower dams in the Amazonian Floodplain of the Madeira River

Collaborators (5)

Rafael Lembi

Emilio Moran

Mark Axelrod

Yadu Pokhrel

samer sulaeman

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