1. †Benez-Secanho F, Dwivedi P,Ferreira S, Hepinstall-Cymerman Jeffrey, Wenger S (2022) Trade-offs between the value of ecosystem services and connectivity among protected areas in the Upper Chattahoochee watershed. Environmental Research. In Press.

  2. Hitchner S, †Goyke N, Thomas M, Schelhas J, Dwivedi P (2022) Beyond the math: Case studies of black forest landowners in Georgia, United States. Journal of Sustainable Forestry. Available Online.

  3. †Mook A, Dwivedi P (2022) Satisfaction of family forest landowners with forest management services in Georgia, United States. Trees, Forests and People. 100179.

  4. †Benez-Secanho F, Dwivedi P(2021) Analyzing the Impacts of Land Use Policies on Selected Ecosystem Services in the Upper Chattahoochee Watershed, Georgia, United States. Environmental Research Communications. 3. 115001.

  5. Schelhas J, Hitchner S, Dwivedi P, Thomas M (2021) Understanding Black Landowner’s Engagement in Forestry in Georgia, United States: A Closer Look. Forests, Trees and Livelihoods. 30(4): 242-257.

  6. †Kadam P, Dwivedi P, †Karnatz C (2021) Mapping convergence of sustainable forest management systems: Comparing three protocols and two certification schemes for ascertaining the trajectories of global forest governance. Forest Policy & Economics. 133. 102614.

  7. Dwivedi P (2021) Sustainable aviation fuel production from Brassica carinatain the Southern United States. Global Change Biology Bioenergy 13:1854–1858

  8. †Alam A, †Masum Md F H, Dwivedi P (2021) Break-Even Price and Carbon Emissions of Carinata-based Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production in the Southeastern United States. Global Change Biology Bioenergy. 13:1800–1813.

  9. †Benez-Secanho F, †Miner J, Dwivedi P (2021)Using advanced spatial statistical analyses to determine socio-economic constructs of fresh food availability in Georgia, United States. Journal of Agriculture and Food Research. 6. 100204.

  10. †Miner J, Dwivedi P, Izlar R, Atkins D, †Kadam P (2021) Perspectives of four stakeholder groups about the participation of female forest landowners in forest management in Georgia, United States. PloS ONE. 16(8): e0256654

  11. †Fuller M, Dwivedi P (2021) The cost of carbon stored on afforested lands in the Southern United States. Trees, Forests, and People. 6. 100129.

  12. Brown M, Dwivedi P, Mani S, Matisoff D, Mohan JE, Mullen J, Oxman M, Rodgers M, Simmons R, Beasley B, Polepeddi L (2021) A framework for localizing global climate solutions and their carbon reduction potential. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 118(31): e2100008118.

  13. †Kadam P, Dwivedi P, Cook C, Tumpach C, Izlar R, Carroll T (2021) The role of a fiber sourcing standard in the sustainable management of forests in Georgia, United States. Trees, Forests, and People. 5. 100110.

  14. †Bawa R, Dwivedi P (2021) Estimating marginal costs of additional water flow from a loblolly pine stand in South Georgia, United States. Journal of Forestry. 119 (4): 329-336.

  15. †Goyke N, Dwivedi P (2021) Ascertaining differences between farmer and non-farmer African American forest landowners in Georgia, United States. Trees, Forests, and People. 5. 100118.

  16. †Karnatz C, †Kadam P, Pfeuffer A, Dwivedi P (2021) The portrayal of forest certification in national and state newspapers of the United States. Forest Policy and Economics. 130. 102531.

  17. George S, Seepaul S, Geller D, Dwivedi P, DiLorenzo N, Altman R, Coppola E, Stephen M, Bennett R, Johnston G, Leon S, Csonka S, Field J, Marois J, Wright D, Small IM, Philippidis G (2021) A regional inter-disciplinary partnership focusing on the development of a carinata-centered bioeconomy. GCB Bioenergy. 13 (7): 1018-1029.

  18. †Kadam P, Dwivedi P(2021) Developing a certification system for urban forests in the United States. Urban Forestry & Urban Greening. 62. 127178.

  19. Hitchner S, Schelhas J, Dwivedi P (2021) Safe havens: The intersection of family, religion, and community in black cultural landscapes of the Southeastern United States. Landscape and Urban Planning. 214. 104136.

  20. †Paudel K, Dwivedi P (2021) Economics of southern pines with and without payments for environmental amenities in the US South. Frontiers in Forests and Global Change. 4. 610106.

  21. †Goyke N, Dwivedi P (2021) How do African American and White family forest landowners conceptualize forest legacy in Georgia, United States? Small-Scale Forestry. 20. 39-57.

  22. †Akter HA, Dwivedi P, Anderson W, Lamb M (2021) Economics of intercropping loblolly pine and oilseed crops for bio-jet fuel production in the Southern United States. Agroforestry Systems. 95. 241-255.

  23. Brown MA, Beasley B, Atalay F, Cobb KM, Dwivedi P, Hubbs J, Iwaniec DM, Mani S, Matisoff D, Mohan JE, Mullen J, Oxman M, Rochberg D, Rodgers M, Shepherd M, Simmons R, Taylor L, and Toktay LB (2021) Translating a global emission-reduction framework for subnational climate action: A case study from the state of Georgia. Environmental Management. 67, 205–227.

  24. †Masum Md F H, Dwivedi P, De La Torre R (2021) Assessing economic and environmental feasibility of wood-based electricity generation in South America: A case study from Colombia. Forest Policy and Economics. 124. 102381.

  25. †Paudel K, Dwivedi P, Dickens D (2021) Factors affecting the spatial density of longleaf pine plantations under the conservation reserve program in Georgia, United States. Trees, Forests, and People. 3. 100045.

  26. †Goyke N, Dwivedi P (2021) Does forestry pay? Case studies of four African American family forestland owners in Georgia, United States Trees, Forests, and People. 3. 100047.

  27. †Goyke N, Dwivedi P (2021) Twenty-five years of increasing inequality among family Forest landowners in the United States. Forest Policy and Economics. 122. 102334.

  28. †Fox W, Dwivedi P, Lower RC III, †Welch S, †Fuller M (2020) Estimating carbon stock of live trees located on the main campus of the University of Georgia. Journal of Forestry. 118(5): 457-465.

  29. †Benez-Secanho F, Dwivedi P (2020) Analyzing the provision of ecosystem services by conservation easements and other protected and non-protected areas in the Upper Chattahoochee watershed. Science of the Total Environment. 717. 137218.

  30. †Masum Md F H, Dwivedi P, Anderson W (2020) Estimating unit production cost, carbon intensity, and carbon abatement cost of electricity generation from bioenergy feedstocks in Georgia, United States. Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews. 117:109514.

  31. †Upadhaya S, Dwivedi P (2019) Blue over Green? Defining typologies of rural landowners growing blueberry in place of forests in Georgia, United States. Human Ecology. 47(5):693-703.

  32. †Masum Md F H, Sahoo K, Dwivedi P (2019) Ascertaining trajectory of wood-based bioenergy development in the United States based on current economic, social, and environmental constructs. Annual Review of Resource Economics. 11:169-193.

  33. †Upadhaya S, Dwivedi P (2019) Conversion of forestlands to blueberries: Assessing implications for habitat quality in Alabaha River watershed in southeastern Georgia, United States. Land Use Policy. 89: 104229 (11 pages).

  34. †Alam A, Dwivedi P (2019) Modeling site suitability and production potential of carinata-based sustainable jet fuel in the southeastern United States. Journal of Cleaner Production. 239:117817 (10 pages).

  35. †Jagadish A, Dwivedi P, McEntire K, Chandar M (2019) Agent-based modeling of “cleaner” cookstove adoption and woodfuel use: An integrative empirical approach. Forest Policy and Economics. 106: 101972 (10 pages).

  36. †Bawa, R, Dwivedi P (2019) Impact of land cover on groundwater quality in the Upper Floridan aquifer in Florida, United States. Environmental Pollution. 252: 1-13.

  37. †Fuller M, Dwivedi P (2019) Assessing changes in inequality for millennium development goals among countries: Lessons for the sustainable development goals. Social Sciences. 8(7): 207 (13 pages).

  38. †Goyke N, Dwivedi P, Thomas M (2019) Do ownership structures effect forest management? An analysis of African American family forest landowners. Forest Policy and Economics. 106: 101959 (11 pages).

  39. †Benez-Secanho F, Dwivedi P (2019) Does quantification of ecosystem services depend upon scale (resolution and extent)? A case study using the InVEST nutrient delivery ration model in Georgia, United States. Environments. 6(5):52 (22 pages).

  40. †Goyke N, Dwivedi P, †Hitchner S, Schelhas J, Thomas M (2019) Exploring diversity in forest management outlooks of southern African American family forest landowners for ensuring sustainability of forestry resources.Human Ecology. 47(2): 263-274.

  41. †Hitchner S, Dwivedi P, Schelhas J, †Jagadish A (2019) Gatekeepers, shareholders, and evangelists: Expanding communication networks of African American forest landowners in North Carolina. Society and Natural Resources. 32(7): 751-767.

  42. Menghwani V, Zerriffi H, Bailis R, Dwivedi P, Grieshop A, Marshall J (2019) Determinants of cookstoves and fuel choice among rural households in India. EcoHealth. 16(1): 21-60.

  43. †Jagadish A, Dwivedi P (2019) Deconstructing social networks and unearthing cultural consensus to understand the diffusion of cleaner cookstoves in Himachal Pradesh, India. Energy, Sustainability, and Society. 9:5 (13 pages).

  44. †Upadhaya S, Dwivedi P (2019) The role and potential of blueberry farming in increasing deforestation in southern Georgia, United States. Agricultural Systems. 173:39-48.

  45. Dwivedi P, Khanna M, †Fuller M (2019) Is wood pellet-based electricity less carbon-intensive than coal-based electricity? It depends upon perspectives, baselines, and feedstock types. Environmental Research Letters. 14: 024006 (10 pages).

  46. †Shrestha S, Dwivedi P, McKay K, Radcliffe D (2019) Assessing the potential of rising production of industrial wood pellets on streamflow in the presence of projected changes in land use and climate: A case study from the Oconee River Basin in Georgia, United States. Water. 11(1):00142.

  47. Schelhas J, †Hitchner S, Dwivedi P (2018) Strategies for successful engagement of African Americans landowners in forestry. Journal of Forestry. 116(6): 581-588.

  48. Dwivedi P,†Tumpach T, Cook C, Izlar R (2018) Effects of the sustainable forestry initiative fiber sourcing standard on the average implementation rate of forestry best management practices in Georgia, United States. Forest Policy and Economics. 97: 51-58.

  49. †Goyke N, Dwivedi P (2018) Going south or going home? Trends in concurrent streams of African American migrants to the US South over four decades.Southeastern Geographer. 58(3): 282-299.

  50. Sharma A, Bohn K, Nowak J, Dwivedi P (2018) Economic feasibility of and vegetation responses to biomass harvest in managed loblolly pine plantations. Journal of Sustainable Forestry.37:445-458.

  51. †Tumpach C, Dwivedi P, Izlar R, Cook C (2018) Understanding stakeholders’ perceptions about forestry best management practices in Georgia. Journal of Environmental Management. 213: 374-381.

  52. †Jagadish A, Dwivedi P (2018) In the hearth, on the mind: Cultural consensus on fuelwood and cookstoves in the Middle Himalayas. Energy Research & Social Sciences. 37: 44-51.

  53. †Shrestha S, Dwivedi P (2017) Projecting land use changes by integrating site suitability analysis with historic land use change dynamics in the context of increasing demand for wood pellets in the Southern United States. Forests. 8(10): 381.

  54. Adhikari S, Fik T, Dwivedi P (2017) Proximate causes of land-use and land-cover change in Bannerghatta National Park: A spatial statistical model. Forests. 8(9): 342.

  55. Khanna M, Dwivedi P, Abt R (2016) Is forest bioenergy carbon neutral or worse than coal? Implications of carbon accounting methods. International Review of Environmental and Resource Economics. 10 (3-4): 299-346.

  56. Dwivedi P, Johnson E, Greene D, Baker S (2016) Tracking economic and environmental indicators of exported wood pellets to the United Kingdom from the Southern United States: Lessons for policy? BioEnergy Research. 9(3): 907-916.

  57. Susaeta A, Adams D, Carter D, Gonzalez-Benecke C, and Dwivedi P(2016). Technical, allocative, and total profit efficiency of loblolly pine forests under changing climatic conditions. Forest Policy and Economics. 72: 106-114.

  58. Susaeta A, Adam D, Carter D, and Dwivedi P (2016) Climate change and ecosystem services output efficiency in southern natural loblolly pine forests. Environmental Management. 58(3): 417-430.

  59. Ghilardi A, Bailis R, Mas J, Skutsch M, Elvir J, Quevedo A, Masera O, Dwivedi P, Drigo R, Vega E (2016) Spatiotemporal modeling of fuelwood environmental impacts towards improved accounting for non-renewable biomass. Environmental Modelling & Software. 82: 241-254.

  60. Sharma A, Bohn C, Jose S, and Dwivedi P (2016) Even-aged vs. uneven-aged silviculture: Implications for multifunctional management of southern pine ecosystems. Forests. 7(4): 86 f7040086.

  61. Dwivedi P, Khanna M, Sharma A, Susaeta A (2016) Efficacy of carbon and bioenergy markets in mitigating carbon emissions on reforested lands: a case study from Southern United States. Forest Policy and Economics. 67:1-9.

  62. Dwivedi P, †Jagadish A, Schelhas J (2016) Perceptions of stakeholder groups about the participation of African American family forest landowners in federal landowner assistance programs. Journal of Forestry. 114(2): 89-96.

  63. Hudiburg T, Wang WW, Khanna M, Long SP, Dwivedi P, Parton WJ, Hartmann M, DeLucia EH (2016) Impacts of a 32-billion-gallon bioenergy landscape on land and fossil fuel use in the US. Nature Energy.1:15005.

  64. Wang WW, Dwivedi P, Abt R, Khanna M (2015) Carbon savings with transatlantic trade in pellets: accounting for market-driven effects. Environmental Research Letters. 10(11):114019.

  65. Shrestha P, Stainback GA, Dwivedi P (2015) Economic impact of net carbon payments and bioenergy production in fertilized and non-fertilized loblolly plantations. Forests. 6(9): 3045-3059.

  66. Brazee R, Dwivedi P (2015) Optimal forest rotation with multiple product classes. Forest Science. 61(3): 458-465.

  67. Dwivedi P, Wang WW, Hudiburg T, Jaiswal D, Long S, DeLucia E, Khanna M (2015) Cost of abating greenhouse gas emissions with cellulosic ethanol. Environmental Science & Technology. 49(4): 2512-2522.

  68. Shrestha P, Stainback GA, Dwivedi P, Lhotka JM (2015) Economic and life-cycle analyses of forest carbon sequestration and wood-based bioenergy production in central hardwood region. Journal of Sustainable Forestry. 34: 214-232.

  69. Dwivedi P, Khanna M (2015) Abatement cost of wood-based energy products at the production level on afforested and reforested lands. Global Change Biology Bioenergy. 7: 945-957.

  70. Dwivedi P, Khanna M (2014) Wood-based bioenergy products – land or energy efficient? Canadian Journal of Forest Research. 44: 1187-1195.

  71. Dwivedi P, Khanna M (2014) Abatement cost of GHG emissions for wood-based electricity and ethanol at production and consumption levels. PLoS One. 9(6):e100030 (14 pp).

  72. Dwivedi P, Khanna M, Bailis R, Ghilardi A (2014) Potential greenhouse gas benefits of transatlantic wood pellet trade. Environmental Research Letters. 9(2): 024007 (11 pp).

  73. Dwivedi P, Bailis R, Khanna M (2014) Is use of pulpwood and logging residues instead of only logging residues for bioenergy development a viable carbon mitigation strategy? BioEnergy Research. 7(1): 217-231.

  74. Ramirez S, Dwivedi P, Ghilardi A, Bailis R (2014) Diffusion of non-traditional cookstoves across western Honduras: A social network analysis. Energy Policy. 66: 379-389.

  75. Darshini D, Dwivedi P, Glenk K (2013) Capturing stakeholders’ views on oil palm-based biofuel and biomass utilization in Malaysia. Energy Policy. 62:1128-1137.

  76. Catron J, Stainback GA, Dwivedi P, Lhotka JM (2013) Bioenergy development in the Kentucky: A SWOT- ANP analysis. Forest Policy and Economics. 28: 38-43.

  77. Bailis R, Rujanavech C, Dwivedi P, Vilela A de O, Chang H, Miranda R C de (2013) Innovation in charcoal production: A comparative life-cycle assessment of two kiln technologies in Brazil. Energy for Sustainable Development. 17(2): 189-200.

  78. Kukrety S, Dwivedi P, Jose S, Alavalapati JRR (2013) Stakeholders’ perceptions on developing sustainable red sanders (Pterocarpus santalinus) wood trade in Andhra Pradesh, India. Forest Policy and Economics. 26: 43-53.

  79. Ramirez S, Dwivedi P, Bailis R, Ghilardi A (2012) Perceptions of stakeholders about nontraditional cookstoves in Honduras. Environmental Research Letters. 7(4): 044036 (10pp).

  80. Mobarak M, Dwivedi P, Bailis R, Hildemann L, Miller G (2012) Low demand for nontraditional cookstove technologies. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.109(27):10815-10820.

  81. Dwivedi P, Spreen T, Goodrich R (2012) Global warming impact of Florida’s Not-From-Concentrate (NFC) orange juice. Agricultural Systems. 108: 104-111.

  82. Dwivedi P, Bailis R, Stainback GA, Carter DR (2012) Impact of payments for carbon sequestered in wood products and avoided carbon emissions on the profitability of NIPF landowners in the US South. Ecological Economics. 78: 63-69.

  83. Dwivedi P, Bailis R, Alavalapati JRR, Nesbit TS (2012) Global warming impact of E85 fuel derived from forest biomass: A case study from southern USA. Bioenergy Research. 5(2):470-480.

  84. Stainback GA, Masozera M, Mukuralinda A, Dwivedi P (2012) Smallholder agroforestry in Rwanda: A SWOT-AHP analysis. Small-Scale Forestry. 11(3): 285-300.

  85. Dwivedi P, Bailis R, Carter D, Sharma A (2012) A landscape-based approach for assessing spatiotemporal impacts of forest biomass-based electricity generation on the age structure of surrounding forest plantations in the southern United States. Global Change Biology Bioenergy. 4(3):342-357.

  86. Lal P, Alavalapati JRR, Marinescu M, Matta JR, Dwivedi P, Susaeta A (2011) Developing sustainability indicators for woody biomass harvesting in the United States. Journal of Sustainable Forestry. 30(8):736-755.

  87. Marinescu M, Dwivedi P, Bush T (2011) Assessing forest understory biomass in northwest Florida (USA) and its potential to mee the state energy needs. Forest Studies in China. 13(4): 303-310.

  88. Nesbit TS, Alavalapati JRR, Dwivedi P, Marinescu M (2011) Economics of ethanol production from slash pine (Pinus elliottii) plantations in the southern United States. Southern Journal of Applied Forestry. 35(2): 61-66.

  89. Thuy NN, Dwivedi P, Rossi F, Alavalapati JRR, Thapa B (2011) Role of social capital in determining conservation attitude: A case study from Cat Tien National Park, Vietnam. International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology. 18(2):143-153.

  90. Dwivedi P, Bailis R, Bush T, Marinescu M (2011) Quantifying GWI of wood pellet production in the southern United States and its subsequent utilization for electricity production in the Netherlands and Florida. Bioenergy Research. 4(3): 180-192.

  91. Dwivedi P, Alavalapati JRR, Lal P (2009) Cellulosic ethanol production in the United States: Existing technologies, adoption status, economics, and emerging developments. Energy for Sustainable Development. 13(3): 174-182.

  92. Dwivedi P, Alavalapati JRR, Susaeta A, Stainback GA (2009) Impact of carbon value on the profitability of slash pine plantations in the southern United States: An integrated life cycle and Faustmann analysis. Canadian Journal of Forest Research. 39(5):990-1000.

  93. Dwivedi P, Alavalapati JRR (2009) Stakeholders’ perceptions on forest biomass-based bioenergy development in the southern U.S. Energy Policy. 37(5):1999-2007.

  94. Dwivedi P, Alavalapati JRR (2009) Economic feasibility of electricity production from energy plantations present on community-managed forestlands in Madhya Pradesh, India. Energy Policy. 37(1): 352-360.

  95. Dwivedi P, Rathore CS, Dubey Y (2009) Ecological benefits of urban forestry: The case of Kerwa Forest Area (KFA), Bhopal, India. Applied Geography. 29(2):194-200.

  96. Dwivedi P, Kushwaha SPS, Nandy S, Rathore CS (2006) Site suitability analysis for khair (Acacia catechu) in part of doon valley using geoinformatics. Journal of Indian Society of Remote Sensing. 34(2):187-191.

  97. Dwivedi P, Rathore CS (2005) Plantations for prosperity: Issues and opportunities in Doon valley. Wasteland News. 20(4):23-25.