Fall 2016 / Magazine Issues

Issue 193: Protecting National Parks: New Fees Can Help

In this issue, researchers explore the fee structure of national parks, consider water conservation policies, and honor Molly Macauley.

Articles in this issue

Lighting Up the Last Mile: The Benefits and Costs of Rural Electrification

Ujjayant Chakravorty, Kyle Emerick, and Majah-Leah Ravago

Water Conservation Policies: Prices versus Restrictions

Casey Wichman

Protecting Our National Parks: New Entrance Fees Can Help

Margaret A. Walls

Is Halting the Clean Power Plan Economically Justified?

Joshua Linn, Dallas Burtraw, and Kristen McCormack

Ten Recommendations for Plugging the Gaps in Inactive Well Policy

Alan Krupnick

Protecting against Invasive Species: A Risk-Based Approach to Live Plant Inspection

Rebecca Epanchin-Niell, Michael Springborn, and Amanda Lindsay

Measuring Fuel Economy and Emissions in the Wake of the VW Diesel Scandal: A Look at US and EU Approaches

Thomas Klier and Joshua Linn

From the President: RFF’s Compelling Future

Richard G. Newell

Goings On: Highlights from Recent Events at RFF

Resources Staff

Commentary: Why California’s Cap-and-Trade Program Works

Dallas Burtraw

Q&A: Increasing Flood Insurance Take-Up for Economic Resilience: An Interview with Carolyn Kousky

Carolyn Kousky

Inside RFF: RFF Announces 2016–2017 Fellowship Recipients, Introduces New Fellow

Resources Staff

In Loving Memory of Molly K. Macauley

RFF Staff