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Fall 1997 | Resources 129

New Air Quality: Standards are Tighter But Compliance is Distant
John W. Anderson

Paying to Drive Freely: RFF Surveys Public Attitudes to Congestion Fees
Winston Harrington

Global Trade in Greenhouse Gas Control: Market Merits and Critics' Concerns
Jonathan Wiener

High-Tech Leads to Uptick in U.S. Petroleum Industry

Environmental Policy is the Public's to Make and the Market's to Shape: An Interview with RFF's Chairman of the Board

 
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Summer 1997 | Resources 128

What the Science Says: How We Use It and Abuse It to Make Health and Environmental Policy
James D. Wilson
John W. Anderson

Reducing Carbon Emissions: Interactions with the Tax System Can Raise the Cost
Ian W.H. Parry

The Politics of Protecting Species

The National Parks: Valuing a Treasure as an "Island Free"

 
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Spring 1997 | Resources 127

Energy Trading: The Market's Response to Deregulation
Vito Stagliano
Sarah Emerson

A Framework for Climate Change Policy
Michael A. Toman

Preparing America's Food Safety System for the 21st Century
Michael R. Taylor

Putting a Price on Solid Waste Reduction

 
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Winter 1997 | Resources 126

How Will Congress Review Rulemaking? New Power Could Improve Regulations
Heather L. Ross

Electricity Deregulation and the Consumer

Biodiversity Prospecting: Shopping the Wilds Is Not the Key to Conservation
R. David Simpson

Sound Science, Sound Energy Policy: A Senator Reflects

Voluntary Incentives are No Shortcut to Pollution Abatement