Reese, A. M. (n.d.). Hydraulic sovereignty: Kinzua Dam and the geography of sacrifice. Manuscript under review at Water History.

Reese, A. M. (n.d.). The ecology of racial dispossession: Colonial history, green water access, and environmental justice law. Manuscript under review at Agriculture and Human Values.

Reese, A. M. (n.d.). Agentic hedonism as a pre-ethical variable in environmental decision-making. Manuscript under review at Ethics, Policy & Environment.

Reese, A. M. (n.d.). Food apartheid as mobility regime: Evidence from three Rust Belt cities. Manuscript under review at Local Environment.

Reese, A. M. (n.d.). The river remembers: Water chemistry as transboundary environmental archive in the Saint John / Wolastoq, 1960–2025. Manuscript under review at Environment and History.

Publications

Reese, A. M. (2025, November 15). Democracy is strengthened by diversity, debate. Bangor Daily News.

Conference Presentations

“The Intersectional Identity of the Modern French Queer: How the Sanctimonious Implications of French Republicanism Affect Sexual Democracy.”
Penn-York Undergraduate Research Conference — 2024 

“The River Remembers: Water Chemistry as Transboundary Environmental Archive in the Saint John / Wolastoq, 1960–2025.”
Northeast & Atlantic Region Environmental History Forum, Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, NS — July 2026

“Whose River? The Kinzua Dam and the Structural Erasure of Treaty Value.”
Sustainability and Water Governance Conference, Augusta, ME — 2026 & University of Maine Graduate Student Symposium, Orono, ME — 2026

“Revolutionary War Land Grants and the Environmental Aftermath of Indigenous Dispossession in Maine.”
Maine Archives & Museums Annual Conference, University of Maine Augusta — October 2026

“The Intersectional Identity of the Modern French Queer: How the Sanctimonious Implications of French Republicanism Affect Sexual Democracy.”
Penn-York Undergraduate Research Conference — 2024