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Fall 1999 | Resources 137
A Dilemma Downwind: Ozone Blows Across State Lines, Raising a Tangle of Regulatory Issues Alan J. KrupnickJohn W. Anderson Forty Years in an Emerging Field: Economics and Environmental Policy in Retrospect Wallace E. Oates The Forest Service at a CrossroadsDan Quinn Goings On
Summer 1999 | Resources 136
Time and Money: Discounting's Problematic Allure Paul R. PortneyCarving out Some Space: A Guide to Land Preservation Strategies James W. BoydKathryn CaballeroR. David Simpson Saving the Trees by Helping the Poor: A Look at Small Producers along Brazil's Transamazon Highway Charles WoodRobert Walker Goings On
Spring 1999 | Resources 135
Mother Nature Necessitates Invention: And Technology Buoys Industry R. David Simpson Renewable Energy: Winner, Loser, or Innocent Victim? Dallas BurtrawJoel DarmstadterKaren L. PalmerJames McVeigh Environmental Accounting: Where We Are Now, Where We Are Heading Joy E. Hecht Think Globally, Act Globally: An Interview with Frank E. Loy How to Manage Hazardous Waste: Developing a Successful ProgramKatherine N. ProbstThomas C. Beierle
Environmental Advocacy: Prospects for the Twenty-first CenturyJ.W. Anderson From the President: World Wide Web
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Winter 1999 | Resources 134
At Buenos Aires and Beyond John W. AndersonRichard D. MorgensternMichael A. Toman Environmental Liability in Transition: A Look at the Record in Hungary Maria CsanadiRuth Greenspan Bell Incentives May Protect Nature, But Conservation Still Costs Risk in the Real World: A New Guide to Analysis Putting People in the Picture: RFF's Jim Boyd
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