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Exhibit GR-1 Marcos Luna, Ph.D. 352 Lafayette Street · Salem, MA 01970 · 978.542.6487 · [email protected] Education PH.D. IN URBAN AFFAIRS & PUBLIC POLICY: TECHNOLOGY, ENVIRONMENT & SOCIETY MAY 2007 University of Delaware, School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy Newark, DE Dissertation: The Biomedicalization of Public Health and the Marginalization of the Environment: From the Environment to the Hospital and Back Again. A Policy History Marvin B. Sussman Prize for Best Dissertation MASTER OF ARTS IN GEOGRAPHY SEPTEMBER 2000 California State University, Los Angeles, Department of Geography and Urban Analysis Los Angeles, CA Thesis: PM10 and Traffic on Fremont Avenue: An Issue of Environmental Justice BACHELOR OF ARTS IN GEOGRAPHY, MAGNA CUM LAUDE DECEMBER 1997 California State University, Los Angeles, Department of Geography and Urban Analysis Los Angeles, CA Employment GEO-INFORMATION SCIENCES GRADUATE PROGRAM COORDINATOR SEPTEMBER 2016 - PRESENT Salem State University, Department of Geography Salem, MA PROFESSOR SEPTEMBER 2016 - PRESENT Salem State University, Department of Geography Salem, MA ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR SEPTEMBER 2010 – AUGUST 2016 Salem State University, Department of Geography Salem, MA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR SEPTEMBER 2005 – MAY 2010 Salem State College, Department of Geography Salem, MA VISITING LECTURER SEPTEMBER 2004 - MAY 2005 Salem State College, Department of Geography Salem, MA INSTRUCTOR JULY 13 & 14, 2004 Delaware Technical and Community College, Brownfields Training Program Wilmington, DE ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYST APRIL 2000 - JULY 2001 Source Water Assessment and Protection Program Worcester, MA Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Consulting PRO-BONO GIS SERVICES AS NEEDED MARCH 2007 – PRESENT Massachusetts Environmental Justice Assistance Network (MEJAN) Boston, MA FIELD SURVEY AND MAPPING SEPTEMBER 2007 – APRIL 2008 Salem Woods Fire Mapping Project, Friends of Salem Woods Salem, MA FIELD SURVEY AND MAPPING MARCH 2007 – JUNE 2007 Salem Woods Trail Mapping Project, Friends of Salem Woods Salem, MA Hawthorne Historic Preservation Award (2009, Hawthorne Historic Preservation Society) AIR EMISSIONS INVENTORY AND MAPPING APRIL 2005 – SEPTEMBER 2006 North Shore Air Inventory Project, HealthLink Salem, MA COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION NOVEMBER 2003 - AUGUST 2006 Soil Pollution Working Group Wilmington, DE COMMUNITY HEALTH SURVEY AND MAPPING JANUARY 2003 - FEBRUARY 2004 Urban Health and Environment Learning Project, Peoples Settlement Association Wilmington, DE TOXIC TOURS OCTOBER 2002 - OCTOBER 2004 Clean Air Council, Delaware Wilmington, DE 1 GIS TRAINING CONSULTANT APRIL 1999 - 2002 NASA-MUSPIN Native American GIS Training Los Angeles, CA FEMA DATA COMPILATION CONSULTANT JULY 1997 - DECEMBER 1997 Center for Spatial Analysis and Remote Sensing (CSARS) Los Angeles, CA California State University, Los Angeles Publications and Reports Jones, Mark J., and Marcos Luna. 2019. “Geography Deserts: State and Regional Variation in the Formal Opportunity to Learn Geography in the United States, 2005-2015. Journal of Geography 118(2):88-100. https://doi.org/10.1080/00221341.2018.1521463 Luna, Marcos. 2018. “MBTA Bus Equity Analysis.” A report to GreenRoots, Inc. and the community of Chelsea, Massachusetts. Accessible at http://w3.salemstate.edu/~mluna/MBTA_Bus_Equity_Analysis/index.html Flannery, Wesley, Noel Healy, and Marcos Luna. 2018. “Exclusion and non-participation in Marine Spatial Planning.” Marine Policy 88:32-40. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpol.2017.11.001 Luna, Marcos. 2018. “Column: The Blizzard of '78 and lessons learned.” The Salem News. February 6, 2018. Accessible at http://www.salemnews.com/opinion/columns/column-the-blizzard-of-and-lessons-learned/article_0a582c96-8908-5195-9569- 3278be9a113a.html Luna, Marcos, Guiseppi Paulino, Nathan Phillips, Bob Ackely, and Salem Alliance for the Environment (SAFE). “Analysis of Methane Leaks in Salem, MA.” 2017. Story map available at http://arcg.is/1DObuH . Walker, Erica, Jaime E Hart; Petros Koutrakis, Jennifer M Cavallari, Trang VoPHam, Marcos Luna, and Francine Laden. 2017. "Spatial and temporal determinants of A-weighted and frequency specific sound levels—An elastic net approach." Environmental Research 159:491-499. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envres.2017.08.034 Luna, Marcos. 2017. “Column: Environmental regulations protect our most vulnerable communities.” The Salem News. May 5, 2017. Accessible at http://www.salemnews.com/opinion/columns/column-environmental-regulations-protect-our-most- vulnerable-communities/article_922536eb-bf36-52d2-8037-721312c7ecf9.html Walker, Erica, Julio Cesar Roman, and Marcos Luna. 2016. “2016 Greater Boston Noise Report.” A report on monitored noise levels and survey responses of the experience of noise in the greater Boston region. Accessible at http://noiseandthecity.org/2016-greater-boston-noise-report/ . Luna, Marcos. 2016. Analysis of Equity Impacts of Cancellation of MBTA Late-Night Service. A report submitted in collaboration with the Conservation Law Foundation, Alternatives for Community & Environment, and the Greater Four Corners Action Coalition for the filing of a Title VI Complaint to the U.S. Department of Transportation. Accessible at https://www.academia.edu/28380020/Analysis_of_Equity_Impacts_of_Cancellation_of_MBTA_Late_Night_Service Luna, Marcos. 2016. Review of Thirty-Eight: The Hurricane that Transformed New England. The Northeastern Geographer 8. Luna, Marcos. 2015. Review of Walden Warming: Climate Change Comes to Thoreau’s Woods. The Northeastern Geographer 6. Luna, Marcos, Tyler Abegg, and Fatou Mandiang. 2015. Analysis of the Salem State University Transit Network: An Assessment of Commuter Travel Timeliness and Efficiency. A Report to the North Shore Transportation Management Association (TMA) and the Salem State University Transportation Committee. Accessible at https://www.academia.edu/15447813/Analysis_of_the_Salem_State_University_Transit_Network_An_Assessment_of_Commu ter_Travel_Timeliness_and_Efficiency Estrella-Luna, Neenah, and Marcos Luna. 2015. Analysis of Environmental Justice Criteria for Defining “Environmental Justice Populations” in Massachusetts. A Report to the Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs on behalf of the Massachusetts Interagency Working Group on Environmental Justice and Alternatives for Community & Environment. Luna, Marcos. 2015. “Equity in Transportation Planning: An Analysis of the Boston Region Metropolitan Planning Organization.” Professional Geographer 67(2):282-291. https://doi.org/10.1080/00330124.2014.935160 Luna, Marcos. 2012. The Environment since 1945. New York: Facts on File. Luna, Marcos. 2011. Equity Analysis of Boston MPO: An Analysis of Representation and Voting Structure. A Report to Alternatives for Community and Environment. Accessible at http://db.tt/NPu5GLO5 Luna, Marcos. 2011. Review of Eden on the Charles: the Making of Boston. The Northeastern Geographer 3. 2 Luna, Marcos. 2010. Review of Capitalizing on Environmental Injustice: The Polluter-Industrial Complex in the Age of Globalization. The Northeastern Geographer 2: 82.Accessible at https://www.academia.edu/5348163/Review_of_Capitalizing_on_Environmental_Injustice_The_Polluter- Industrial_Complex_in_the_Age_of_Globalization Luna, et al. 2010. Voter Participation and Demographics in Lowell, MA: A GIS Study. A Report to ONE Lowell and the City of Lowell, Massachusetts. Accessible at http://db.tt/jfz4bLS4 Luna, Marcos. 2009. “Undergraduate Research: An Inquiry.” ASpect (May). ________. 2009. “Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Distancing and the Geographic Relationship between Electricity Consumption and Production in Massachusetts.” Social Science Quarterly 89(5): 578. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1540-6237.2008.00578.x Luna, et al. 2008. Estimate of Limited English Speaking Eligible Voters in Select Communities of the Boston Metropolitan Area. A Report to Greater Boston Legal Services. Accessible at http://db.tt/MwprCnOK Luna, Marcos. 2008. “1984 Bhopal Tragedy” in Disasters, Accidents, and Crises in American History: A Reference Guide to the Nation’s Most Catastrophic Events ed. Ballard C. Campbell (New York: Facts on File). ________. 2008. “1978 Love Canal Crisis” in Disasters, Accidents, and Crises in American History: A Reference Guide to the Nation’s Most Catastrophic Events ed. Ballard C. Campbell (New York: Facts on File). ________. 2008. “1948 Donora Smog Tragedy” in Disasters, Accidents, and Crises in American History: A Reference Guide to the Nation’s Most Catastrophic Events ed. Ballard C. Campbell (New York: Facts on File). ________. 2008. “United States Public Health Service” in Disasters, Accidents, and Crises in American History: A Reference Guide to the Nation’s Most Catastrophic Events ed. Ballard C. Campbell (New York: Facts on File). ________. 2006. “Region’s Energy Needs Loom Large.” Boston Globe, October 1, Sunday Business section. ________. 2004. Review of Laboratory of Justice: The Supreme Court's 200-Year Struggle to Integrate Science and the Law, by David Faigman. Bimonthly Review of Law Books 15(6): 13. Baca, A., Vincent, J., Luna, M., Zhou, F., LaDochy, S., and Nickolaisen, S. 2000. “Fine-Scale Sampling and Analysis for Heavy Metals and Nitrogen- and Sulfur-Containing Species in East Los Angeles.” In Air Pollution VIII: 8th International Conference on Air Pollution 2000, edited by Brebbia, et al., 273-282. Southampton, UK: Wessex Institute of Technology Press. Qiu, H., Gamon, J.A., and Luna, M. 1998. “Monitoring Post
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