Blanchard, A.L., H.M. Feder, and D.G. Shaw. (2011). "Associations between macrofauna and sediment hydrocarbons from treated ballast water effluent at a marine oil terminal in Port Valdez, Alaska". Environmental Monitoring and Assessment. 178:461–476.

Blanchard, A.L., H.M. Feder, and D. G. Shaw. (2003). "Variations of benthic fauna underneath an effluent mixing zone at a marine oil terminal in Port Valdez, Alaska". Marine Pollution Bulletin. 46:1583-1589.

Blanchard, A.L., H.M. Feder, and D.G. Shaw. (2002). "Long-term investigation of benthic fauna and the influence of treated ballast water disposal in Port Valdez, Alaska". Marine Pollution Bulletin. 44:367-382.

Shaw, D. G., J. W. Farrington, M. S. Connor, B. W. Tripp, J. R. Schubel. (2000). "The role of environmental scientists in public policy: A lesson from Georges Bank". Marine Pollution Bulletin. 40:727-730.

Shaw, D.G., M.S. Connor and J.R. Schubel. (2000). "Petroleum development moratoria on Georges Bank: Environmental decision making where values predominate". Environ. Sci. Technol. 34:4677-83.

Professor Emeritus David Shaw holds a joint appointment with the Department of Chemistry and the Institute of Marine Science. Since his retirement in 1996, he has continued to actively pursue research concerning the "fate" of organic molecules (both pollutant and natural) in marine environments. In addition he is interested in the ways that scientific information is used in environmental management. Professor Shaw is no longer accepting new graduate students, but is always interested in hearing from former students and anyone else with interesting ideas.