Richard M. Petrone is affiliated with the University of Waterloo in Canada. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science, with significant contributions in subfields such as ecology, global and planetary change, atmospheric science, water science and technology, and plant science.
Their recent publications reflect ongoing work in peatlands and wetland ecology, plant water relations and carbon dynamics, and hydrology. Notable papers include: Increasing contribution of peatlands to boreal evapotranspiration in a warming climate (2020, Nature Climate Change); Peatland-fire interactions: A review of wildland fire feedbacks and interactions in Canadian boreal peatlands (2021, The Science of The Total Environment); The biophysical climate mitigation potential of boreal peatlands during the growing season (2020, Environmental Research Letters); Wetlands in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region: the nexus between wetland hydrological function and resource extraction (2020, Environmental Reviews); and Hydrological effects of resource-access road crossings on boreal forested peatlands (2020, Journal of Hydrology).
The scientist frequently collaborates with peers including Jonathan S. Price, Myroslava Khomik, Merrin L. Macrae, Felix Nwaishi, and Adam Green. These frequent co-authorships indicate active engagement within a specialized research community focused on environmental and ecological studies.
Richard M. Petrone has published extensively in several scientific journals. The most frequent venues for their work include Hydrological Processes, Ecohydrology, The Science of The Total Environment, SSRN Electronic Journal, and Journal of Hydrology.
Their research covers a range of topics emphasized in their publications:
These topics align with their main field of environmental science, reflecting an integrated approach to understanding the interactions between ecosystems and climate processes, especially in boreal and wetland environments. The focus on peatlands and boreal landscapes addresses key environmental questions related to carbon cycling, climate mitigation, and ecosystem responses to fire and hydrological disturbance.
Manuel Helbig;Manuel Helbig;James Michael Waddington;Pavel Alekseychik;Brian D. Amiro
R. M. Petrone;U. Silins;K. J. Devito
S. M. Brown;R. M. Petrone;C. Mendoza;K. J. Devito
Richard M. Petrone;J. S. Price;S. K. Carey;J. M. Waddington
Scott J. Ketcheson;Jonathan S. Price;Sean K. Carey;Richard M. Petrone
Maxwell Curtis Lukenbach;Kelly Jean Hokanson;Kelly Jean Hokanson;Paul A. Moore;Kevin J. Devito
S. M. Brown;R. M. Petrone;L. Chasmer;C. Mendoza
Kailyn Nelson;D. Thompson;Christopher Hopkinson;R. Petrone
Richard M. Petrone;J. M. Waddington;Jonathan S. Price
Richard M. Petrone;Jonathan S. Price;J.M. Waddington;H. von Waldow
Laura Chasmer;Natascha Kljun;Christopher Hopkinson;S. Brown
Felix Nwaishi;Richard M. Petrone;Jonathan S. Price;Roxane Andersen
Davison Mwale;Thian Yew Gan;Kevin Devito;Carl Mendoza
Kevin J. Devito;Kelly J. Hokanson;Paul Adrian Moore;Nicholas Kettridge
N. Kettridge;R.E. Humphrey;J.E. Smith;M.C. Lukenbach
Manuel Helbig;Manuel Helbig;James M. Waddington;Pavel Alekseychik;Brian Amiro
Scott J. Ketcheson;Jonathan S. Price;Owen Sutton;George Sutherland
Olena Volik;Matthew Elmes;Richard Petrone;Eric Kessel
M. C. Lukenbach;K. J. Devito;N. Kettridge;R. M. Petrone
Craig Thompson;Carl A. Mendoza;Kevin J. Devito;Richard M. Petrone
Richard M. Petrone;J.M. Waddington;Jonathan S. Price
Paul A. Moore;Maxwell Curtis Lukenbach;Maxwell Curtis Lukenbach;Nicholas Kettridge;Richard Michael Petrone
J.M. Waddington;M.J. Greenwood;R.M. Petrone;J.S. Price
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