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November 7, 2017 Forestry, Land Use, Research

Tropical forests

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What’s a fair price to pay for conserving tropical forests? a
November 7, 2017 Faculty, Methods, Research

Fackler webinar

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Paul L. Fackler presents webinar as part of NSF’s Computational Sustainable Network seminar series. a
November 7, 2017 Energy, Faculty, Policy

PA598

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Christopher Galik offers new energy policy course in Spring 2018. a
October 4, 2017 Land, Research

Tax Incentives

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Tax Calculator Puts a Price Tag on Land Conservation a
October 4, 2017 Energy, Environment, Forestry, Research

Wood pellets

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Is Wood for Energy Better Than Coal? As CEnREP Affiliate Robert Abt Explains, “It’s Complicated.” a
October 4, 2017 Faculty, People

ECG 716

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CEnREP Affiliates to Teach Course Focused on Bioeconomics and Natural Resource Management a
August 31, 2017 Research

New Policy Aims to Promote Earlier Species Conservation

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CEnREP Affiliate evaluates new species conservation policy a
August 31, 2017 Camp Resources

Camp Resources XXIV’s a Wrap!

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Another successful Camp Resources hosted by CEnREP! a
August 31, 2017 Energy, Research

US Mid-Century Strategy on Deep Carbonization

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CEnREP Affiliates evaluate US Mid-Century strategy on deep decarbonization. a
August 31, 2017 Energy, People, Research

SESP Faculty Hiring Completed

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Faculty hiring in the Sustainable Energy Systems and Policy cluster completed. a
August 31, 2017 Alumni, Energy, People, Research

CEnREP Alumni publish research on interaction of water availability and electricity production

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CEnREP Alumni explore the interaction between water availability and electricity production decisions. a
May 17, 2017 Research

Coastal infrastructure

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CEnREP Alumnus, Steve Dundas publishes new research assessing the economic benefits of coastal natural infrastructure. a

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