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
October 4, 2021 News CEnREP Begins National Search for Director By mmhuffm2 The Center for Environmental and Resource Economic Policy is excited to announce a national search for a permanent director is... a
August 11, 2021 News, People Eric Edwards Named Interim Associate Director of CEnREP By mmhuffm2 Eric Edwards, an assistant professor in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, joined the administration team for the Center... a
July 19, 2021 Energy, News 2021’s Most & Least Energy-Expensive States – WalletHub Study By mmhuffm2 Harrison Fell: “One of the most important drivers of electricity prices is the local cost of generation. For example, prices... a
June 15, 2021 News, People Fell Heads North; von Haefen Takes the Helm for CEnREP By mmhuffm2 Harrison Fell, associate professor and former CEnREP leader, is taking a one year leave of absence from NC State to join the Center... a
February 1, 2021 News, Policy Commentary on COVID-19 Policy from Ercumen and Guiteras By mmhuffm2 The authors encourage low-cost preventative measures like masking and distancing to continue and emphasize that vaccines should be viewed as... a
November 22, 2020 Camp Resources, Faculty, Forestry, News, People Welcome Back to the Pack! By mmhuffm2 Dr. Justin Baker recently joined the faculty at NC State as an Associate Professor of Forest Resource Economics in the... a
November 11, 2020 Faculty, News Spring ’21 Class: Dynamic Environmental and Resource Management By mmhuffm2 This course will examine intertemporal problems in environmental and resource economics, including management of renewable and non-renewable resources. Examples include... a
September 25, 2020 Environment, Land, Land Use, News, Recreation Climate Change and Outdoor Recreation By mmhuffm2 Roger von Haefen explains how a changing climate can impact recreational fishing behavior. a
June 4, 2020 Faculty, Methods, News, People, Research, Solving Problems, Water Willingness to pay for in-home water filtration in rural northern Ghana By How do you determine demand for water quality improvements when monetary resources are scarce? a
May 28, 2020 Forestry, News, Student Affiliates Applications open for two Ph.D. research assistantships in forest carbon management By a
