Page 1 of 2 Previous | Next 
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
SEPTEMBER 12, 2011
Not seeing the forest for the trees?
Nancy Folbre promotes the notion of green jobs at Economix and then gets down to business: The biggest gains from investments in new renewable-energy technologies are not easily captured in private transactions, because they produce environmental services that are largely unpriced. standards likely create more green jobs than incentives!
MORE >>
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
JUNE 27, 2012
CCA: "Economic studies make convincing case for reallocation"
The best available economic science clearly supports increasing the recreational allocation. studies (where Whitehead is one of the "others").
MORE >>
RECENT POSTS
16 Tweets 4 Tweets
MORE >>
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
OCTOBER 16, 2012
We're a "Top 50 Alternative Energy Blogs"
But investing in green energy can be a tall order , as there are numerous companies that offer dozens of different clean energy solutions [for more alternative energy news and analysis subscribe to our free newsletter ].  via commodityhq.com. " We've definitely become short on "discussion."
MORE >>
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
APRIL 14, 2012
If you add 1 to 1, that's 100% growth
Ohio is making gains in the “green economy,” according to a new report that says the state is one of the nation’s fastest-growing new markets for wind projects. via www.dispatch.com.
MORE >>
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
MAY 15, 2012
If they are more than willing and able, why don't they?
The toxic blue-green algae that will spread across the western basin of Lake Erie this summer likely won’t be as dense as last year’s record bloom, experts say. However, the researchers who track Erie’s water woes say the algae could appear a month early this year, tainting water by June instead of July. via www.dispatch.com.
MORE >>
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
AUGUST 1, 2011
On precaution, innovation and going green
A thought experiment. Suppose I were to tell you that there were a new technology available that would significantly reduce your commuting time, provide more (and individual) flexibility in your schedule, and allow you to travel further and faster than you have ever travelled before.  The personal costs of the technology would not be trivial.
MORE >>
3 Tweets 4 Tweets 4 Tweets 18 Tweets
<< 1 2 >>
 

Green Life Buzz can personalize the content based on your interests, your LinkedIn profile, what you share on Twitter and LinkedIn, and what content people similar to you are sharing. More on Content Personalization

Sign-in using your social networks so we can begin to personalize your experience.

Sign in with LinkedIn

Sign in with Twitter

or

We need your email and password to allow you to log into your personalization features.

Forgot password?

I don't have an account

 
 

Enter your email address to reset your password. A temporary password will be e-mailed to you so that you may log in.

 
 

Based on...

  • Your interests
  • Your LinkedIn profile
  • What you share on Twitter
          and LinkedIn
  • What people like you are
          sharing

Learn more about Content
Personalization...