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Resources Radio Episode 388

Is It Safe to Drink the Water? Turning on the Tap, with Dave Keiser and Joseph Shapiro

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The Conservation Reserve Program and Rural Communities in the United States

Brandon Holmes and Matthew Wibbenmeyer

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Silver Linings? How to Seize the Moment to Create Better Environmental Regulations That Are Built on Science and Economics

Dismantling science and economic analysis at the US Environmental Protection Agency creates new challenges—but also provides an opportunity to reenvision the role of science and economics in policy design.

Bryan Hubbell and Alan Krupnick

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What’s at the Top of Your Stack?

Kristin Hayes, Daniel Raimi, and Margaret A. Walls

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Supporter Spotlight: Getting to Greater Collective Impact

Alex DeGolia

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Federal Resilience in Retreat

Sofia Hines and Margaret A. Walls

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Product Carbon Intensity Standards Can Reduce Emissions While Keeping Costs Low

Aaron Bergman

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Social Scientists Are the Hidden Workforce Behind the Critical Mineral Supply Chain

Beia Spiller

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Climate Adaptation Policy Needs an Economic Foundation

Bryan Hubbell and Jesse Gourevitch

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The Value of Wetlands in Reducing Riverine Flood Losses

Jesse Gourevitch

Resources Radio

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Resources Radio Episode 388

Is It Safe to Drink the Water? Turning on the Tap, with Dave Keiser and Joseph Shapiro

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Resources Radio Episode 387

Flooded with New Information: Who Pays When Flood Risk Is Revealed?, with Jesse Gourevitch

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Resources Radio Episode 386

Beyond Business as Usual: National Oil Companies and the Energy Transition, with Andrea Furnaro and Patrick Heller

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Resources Radio Episode 385

Inequality in Weather Forecasts Around the World, with Jeff Shrader

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Issue 222: Regroup to Balance the Environment and Economy

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Issue 221: Making the Case for Geothermal Energy

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Issue 220: If/Then Series as Rapid Response to Federal Policy Actions

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Issue 219: Policy Priorities Today for a Sustainable Tomorrow

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Issue 218: The Road Ahead for the Transportation Sector

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Silver Linings? How to Seize the Moment to Create Better Environmental Regulations That Are Built on Science and Economics

Bryan Hubbell and Alan Krupnick

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Argentina Needs a Better Strategy to Benefit from Its Mineral Resources

Emilia Ravetta, Victor Freret, America Rocio Quinteros Condoretty, Beia Spiller, and Jason Yao

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If/Then: To Reduce Wildfire Risk, Agencies Need to Manage Both Fire Prevention and Response

Matthew Wibbenmeyer

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The Conservation Reserve Program and Rural Communities in the United States

Brandon Holmes and Matthew Wibbenmeyer

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Four Lessons from Energy and Climate Policy for Governing Artificial Intelligence

Daniel Raimi

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In Focus: Data Centers and Electricity Prices

Jesse Buchsbaum

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In Focus: Reducing Emissions and Lowering Energy Costs

Brian C. Prest and Annie M. Tastet

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In Focus: The Proposed Regulation for Federal Financial Assistance

Carlos Martín and Annie M. Tastet

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In Focus: The Conservation Reserve Program

Yanjun (Penny) Liao and Annie M. Tastet

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In Focus: The Evolution of Air-Quality Regulations

Bryan Hubbell and Anna Matthei