May 3, 2023 News, Policy, Recent Publications, Research, Solving Problems, Water Eric Edwards Joins Audio Abstract to Discuss Water Rights in the West By cnhaugh Assistant Professor Eric Edwards talks about water rights in the West, who they belong to, what they mean for rights... a
May 3, 2023 Agricultural Economics, Environment, Recent Publications, Research, Solving Problems, Water New Tools Capture Economic Benefit of Restoring Urban Streams By cnhaugh The work can assist federal and state agencies charged with developing environmental regulations affecting urban ecosystems. a
May 3, 2023 Policy, Recent Publications, Research, Water Tribal Water Rights Underutilized in U.S. West By cnhaugh Lack of irrigation infrastructure and convoluted land ownership issues represent the major impediments to tribes, the study suggests. a
April 12, 2023 Environment, News, Research, Solving Problems Christopher Costello Gives First Annual CEnREP Lecture By cnhaugh Chris Costello, Distinguished Professor of Resource Economics at the University of California at Santa Barbara, gave the first annual CEnREP Lecture... a
March 28, 2022 Student Affiliates, Water Andrew Hutchens: 2022 Energy Data Analytics PhD Fellow By mmhuffm2 Andrew Hutchens, a PhD candidate in the Economics Graduate program, is an Energy Data Analytics PhD Student Fellow for 2022.... a
March 7, 2022 Energy, Research NC State Economist: An Update on North Carolina Solar Development and Decommission Policy By mmhuffm2 Andrew Branan, assistant extension professor and CEnREP affiliate, reviews the policies that supported North Carolina’s advancement in solar electricity generating capacity... a
March 3, 2022 Research, Water WRRI Conference Will Feature Sessions on Economics of Water Resources in North Carolina By mmhuffm2 The Water Resources Research Institute will host its annual conference on March 23rd and 24th. The agenda shows presentation topics... a
December 9, 2021 Recent Publications An Economic Solution to Crowding on Public Beaches By mmhuffm2 New research shows charging entrance fees at Gulf Coast beaches can reduce congestion. Stretching about 1,200 miles from Florida to... a
November 10, 2021 People, Water “The Lancet” Commission on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, and Health Announces Launch By mmhuffm2 Adapted from The Lancet press release on September 3, 2021; edited by Margaret Huffman. In 2010, access to water and... a
November 8, 2021 Research, Water Irrigation, Water Management Play Key Roles in Smoothing Drought Impacts By mmhuffm2 A new study examining more than 100 years of agricultural production and weather data in the United States suggests stored... a
October 27, 2021 Agricultural Economics, News Warmer Temperatures May Decrease Yields of Densely Planted Corn By mmhuffm2 The study’s findings could help farmers make better decisions about crop density and variety – whether conventional hybrid or GM... a
October 27, 2021 News, Water Yes, People Are Now Trading and Investing in Water as a Commodity By mmhuffm2 Heidi Schweizer comments on agriculture and trading water futures in a Discover magazine article. a
