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Dr. Boone studies the nature of cities, urban life, and the relationship between cities and the natural environment, primarily from a historical point of view. He is particularly interested in the processes responsible for changes in the urban landscape, and the consequences of those changes for human beings and the environment. Three themes infuse his research: the study of urban infrastructure, public health, and environmental justice. Dr. Boone teaches courses on urban environments, sustainable urbanism, environmental health, and environmental justice.

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Grineski, S., B. Bolin, and C. Boone. 2007. Criteria air pollution and marginalized populations: Environmental inequity in metropolitan Phoenix, Arizona. Social Science Quarterly 88(2):535-554.

Boone, C. G. 2007. Review of resources for the city: Contributions ton an environmental history of Modern Europr. Urban Studies.

Pickett, S. T. A., C. G. Boone, and M. L. Cadenasso. 2007. Relationships of environmental justice to ecological theory. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America,

Boone, C. G., and A. Modarres. 2007. City and Environment. Temple University Press, Philadelphia.

Boone, C. G. 2007. Improving resolution of census data in metropolitan areas using a dasymetric approach: Applications for the Baltimore Ecosystem Study. Cities and the Environment.