2026 June A. Flora: Social Sciences and Humanities Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Social Sciences and Humanities	51	2583	2358	1261	1138	107	10381

Overview

June A. Flora is affiliated with Stanford University in the United States. Their research spans environmental science, engineering, and social sciences, with significant focus on the intersection of energy systems and societal impacts.

The primary fields of study covered in Flora's work include:

Environmental Science
Engineering
Social Sciences

Within these fields, the scientist explores various subfields, such as:

Sociology and Political Science
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Global and Planetary Change
Pollution
Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

Key topics addressed in Flora's publications comprise:

Energy and Environment Impacts
Smart Grid Energy Management
Disaster Management and Resilience
Fire effects on ecosystems
Environmental Education and Sustainability
COVID-19 impact on air quality
Risk Perception and Management

Their frequent collaborators include:

Chad Zanocco
Ram Rajagopal
Hilary Boudet
Tao Sun
Greg Stelmach

Flora has contributed to several publication venues, with multiple works appearing in:

Nature Energy
arXiv (Cornell University)
Energy Policy
Energy and Buildings
Childhood Obesity

Selected recent papers illustrate the range of their research interests and impact:

"Global changes in electricity consumption during COVID-19," 2021, iScience
"Exploring household energy rules and activities during peak demand to better determine potential responsiveness to time-of-use pricing," 2020, Energy Policy
"When the lights go out: Californians' experience with wildfire-related public safety power shutoffs increases intention to adopt solar and storage," 2021, Energy Research & Social Science
"Disparities in self-reported extreme weather impacts by race, ethnicity, and income in the United States," 2022, PLOS Climate
"Exploring the potential of non-residential solar to tackle energy injustice," 2024, Nature Energy

Best Publications

Effects of communitywide education on cardiovascular disease risk factors. The Stanford Five-City Project.

JW Farquhar;Stephen P. Fortmann;JA Flora;CB Taylor

1203
Citations
Social Marketing and Public Health Intervention

R. Craig Lefebvre;June A. Flora

1059
Citations
Household Energy Consumption Segmentation Using Hourly Data

Jungsuk Kwac;June Flora;Ram Rajagopal

586
Citations
The Stanford Five-City Project: design and methods.

Farquhar Jw;Fortmann Sp;Maccoby N;Haskell Wl

482
Citations
Seventh graders' self-reported exposure to cigarette marketing and its relationship to their smoking behavior.

Caroline Schooler;Ellen Feighery;June A. Flora

251
Citations
Community Intervention Trials: Reflections on the Stanford Five-City Project Experience

Fortmann Sp;Flora Ja;Winkleby Ma;Schooler C

239
Citations
HIV/AIDS Communication Campaigns: Progress and Prospects

Sonja L. Myhre;June A. Flora

234
Citations
Real-time Feedback and Electricity Consumption: A Field Experiment Assessing the Potential for Savings and Persistence

Sebastien Houde;Annika Todd;Anant Sudarshan;June A. Flora

233
Citations
Health Lifestyles: Audience Segmentation Analysis for Public Health Interventions:

Michael D. Slater;June A. Flora

228
Citations
Third-Person Perception and Children Perceived Impact of Pro- and Anti-Smoking Ads

Lisa Henriksen;June A. Flora

208
Citations
The cost-effectiveness of three smoking cessation programs

D G Altman;J A Flora;S P Fortmann;J W Farquhar

200
Citations
Achieving Improvements in Overall Health Orientation Effects of Campaign Exposure, Information Seeking, and Health Media Use

Rajiv N. Rimal;June A. Flora;Caroline Schooler

199
Citations
Information Seeking about Global Climate Change among Adolescents: The Role of Risk Perceptions, Efficacy Beliefs and Parental Influences

Erin Mead;Connie Roser-Renouf;Rajiv N. Rimal;June A. Flora

189
Citations
A community-based heart disease intervention: predictors of change.

M A Winkleby;J A Flora;H C Kraemer

185
Citations
Changes in Self-Efficacy and Health Behavior in Response to a Minimal Contact Community Health Campaign

Edward Maibach;June A. Flora;Clifford Nass

184
Citations
The measurement of motor, visual and auditory discrimination skills in mentally retarded children and adults and in young normal chilren.

Nancy Kerr;Lee Meyerson;June Flora;Deborah Tharinger

178
Citations
Cognitive Responses to AIDS Information The Effects of Issue Involvement and Message Appeal

June A. Flora;Edward W. Maibach

175
Citations
The role of media across four levels of health promotion intervention.

J A Flora;E W Maibach;N Maccoby

173
Citations
Seeing, wanting, owning: the relationship between receptivity to tobacco marketing and smoking susceptibility in young people

Ellen Feighery;Dina L G Borzekowski;Caroline Schooler;June Flora

171
Citations
Reducing the risk of AIDS in adolescents.

June A. Flora;Carl E. Thoresen

164
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Edward Maibach George Mason University

Rajiv N. Rimal Johns Hopkins University

Lisa Henriksen Stanford University

Eric F. Lambin Stanford University

C. Barr Taylor Stanford University

Judith J. Prochaska Stanford University

Susan D. Cochran University of California, Los Angeles

Michael J. Telch The University of Texas at Austin

Vickie M. Mays University of California, Los Angeles

Abby C. King Stanford University

External Links

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