June 1991 / Magazine Issues

Issue 104: Compensating Losers when Cost-Effective Environmental Policies are Adopted

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In this issue, we explore how to compensate 'losers' adversely affected by cost-effective environmental policies, the process of listing endangered species, new perspectives on transporting nuclear waste, and the inadequacy of data in pesticide benefits analyses.

Articles in this issue

Compensating Losers When Cost-Effective Environmental Policies are Adopted

Dallas Burtraw

The Role of Biological and Economic Analyses in the Listing of Endangered Species

Kris Wernstedt and Jeffrey B. Hyman

New Perspectives on Transporting Nuclear Wastes in Dedicated Trains

Theodore S. Glickman and Dominic Golding

Inadequacy of Scientific and Economic Data in Pesticide Benefits Analyses

Cynthia A. Puffer and Leonard P. Gianessi