December 5, 2018 Camp Resources CR19 Save the date By Mark your calendar – Camp Resources 2019 location and date announced! a
November 6, 2018 Alumni, People, Research CEnREP Alumni Profile-LP By CEnREP alumni Lee Parton discusses the value of the diverse interaction with faculty at NC State while a Ph.D. student. a
October 9, 2018 Faculty, Non-market Valuation, People, Research, Solving Problems In the Media By CEnREP affiliate Roger von Haefen publishes research assessing the value of lost recreation days due to the 2010 BP Deepwater... a
October 9, 2018 Environment, Faculty, People, Research, Solving Problems, Water Collective Management of Groundwater By Collective management of shared water resource is easier said than done. a
September 8, 2018 Camp Resources Camp Resources XXV is in the books! By Camp’s 25th anniversary workshop included 5 topical sessions, a learning tutorial and a lunchtime editors’ roundtable discussion. a
September 8, 2018 Alumni, Faculty, People, Research, Solving Problems In the media By CEnREP affiliates’ research and extension activities highlighted this summer in national and regional media outlets. a
September 8, 2018 Faculty, People, Research summer conferences By CEnREP affiliates made the most of their summer attending international and national conferences this summer. a
June 22, 2018 Alumni, Environment, Faculty, Land Use, Non-market Valuation, People, Policy, Research, Solving Problems, Uncategorized ORV research in NCSU Economist By Roger H. von Haefen, associate professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics, co-authors guest post in NC State Economist on new... a
May 29, 2018 Agricultural Economics, Faculty, People, Research, Solving Problems ZB- Science By CEnREP affiliate Zack Brown and NC State co-authors publish new research in Science. a
April 16, 2018 People, Solving Problems CEnREP students job placements By Exciting job placements for six CEnREP affiliate students. a
May 16, 2018 Energy, Policy, Research HF AEG paper By New research by CEnREP affiliate Harrison Fell finds the “fall of coal” is due to low natural gas prices, not... a
