RENEWABLE RESOURCES JOURNAL
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TABLES OF CONTENTS OF ALL RENEWABLE RESOURCES JOURNAL EDITIONS
VOLUME 37
Volume 37 Number 4
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Tracking Where Water Goes in a Changing Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
Greg Gartrell, Jeffrey Mount, Ellen Hanak, with research support from Gokce Sencan
RNRF Special Report:
Abating Methane Emissions from Oil and Gas
The Costs of Climate Change in India
Angela Picciarello, Sarah Colenbrander, Amir Bazaz, and Rathin Roy
Volume 37 Number 3
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Water Policy Options as Arizona Adapts to a Drier Colorado River: A Perspective
Sharon B. Megdal
Climate Change in the Arctic with Biophysical and Economic Impacts
Congressional Research Service
Volume 37 Number 2
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Delivering Climate Responsive Resilient Building Codes and Standards – Policy Issues
International Code Council
Ocean Deoxygenation: Everyone’s Problem
International Union for Conservation of Nature
California Statewide Microplastics Strategy
California Ocean Protection Council
Volume 37 Number 1
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Report of RNRF Conference on Deep Seabed Mineral Mining
Introduction
Executive Summary
Observations and Recommendations
Summary of Presentations
Ecology and Knowledge Gaps Relevant to Deep Seabed Mining Environmental Impacts
Lisa Levin, Scripps Institution for Oceanography
The International Seabed Authority and Current Issues in the Governance of Seabed Mining
Pradeep Singh, Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies
Minerals Demand and the Renewable Energy Transition
Payal Sampat, Earthworks
U.S. State Department’s Current Perspectives and Activities on Deep Seabed Mineral Mining
Gregory O'Brien, U.S. Department of State
VOLUME 36
Volume 36 Number 4
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RNRF Staff Report:
Pursuing the Climate Crisis Agenda – 2022
Building Flood Resilience in a Changing Climate
Maryam Golnaraghi, Swenja Surminski, and Carolyn Kousky
For The Geneva Association
A Social Contract for Decarbonization
Committee on Accelerating Decarbonization in the United States: Technology, Policy, and Societal Dimensions
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
Volume 36 Number 3
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Global Trends 2040: A More Contested World
U.S. National Intelligence Council
Pathways and Pitfalls in Extreme Event Attribution
Geert Jan van Oldenborgh, Karin Van der Wiel, Sarah Kew, et al.
Glaciers of the Himalayas: Climate Change, Black Carbon, and Regional Resilience
Muthukumara Mani
Volume 36 Number 2
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Priorities for a New Decade: Water, Weather, and Climate
American Meteorological Society
California to Monitor Microplastic Pollution in Drinking Water and Marine Environments
Scott Coffin, Holly Wyer, and J.C. Leapman
Superfund: EPA Should Take Additional Actions to Manage Risks from Climate Change
U.S. Government Accountability Office
Volume 36 Number 1
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Offshore Wind for America: The promise of and potential of clean energy off our coasts
Bryn Huxley-Reicher and Hannah Read
In Too Deep: What we know, and what we don't know, about deep seabed mining
World Wildlife Fund
Leaders Summit on Climate Summary of Proceedings
The White House
VOLUME 35
Volume 35 Number 4
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Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals: An Existential Threat
The Endocrine Society and International Pollutants Elimination Network (IPEN)
The Improbable Viability of Carbon Capture and Storage
Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research
Neonicotinoid Insecticides in New York State: Economic Benefits and Risk to Pollinators
Travis A. Grout, Phoebe A. Koenig, Julia K. Kapuvari & Scott H. McArt
Volume 35 Number 3
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It's Closing Time: The Huge Bill to Abandon Oilfields Comes Early
Robert Schuwerk and Greg Rogers, Carbon Tracker
Reflections on Two Tumultuous Decades in the Colorado River Basin
Colorado River Research Group
The Biden Administration and International Climate Change Policy and Action
Robert N. Stavins
Volume 35 Number 2
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Where Does Plastic Accumulate in the Ocean and What Does That Mean for the Future?
Hannah RItchie
Managing Climate Risk in the U.S. Financial System
U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission
We Are Losing "The Little Things That Run the World" – Insects
United Nations Environment Programme
Volume 35 Number 1
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Report of RNRF Conference on Science's Journey 2021
Introduction
Summary of Presentations
Science's Essential Role in Our Democracy
The Scientific Community's Role in Presidential Transitions
Scientific Priorities Moving Forward
VOLUME 34
Volume 34 Number 4
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Youth Mobilization to Stop Climate Change: Narratives and Impact
Heejin Han and Sang Wuk Ahn
How Development of America's Water Infrastructure Has Lurched Through History
David Sedlak
Vertebrates on the Brink as Indicators of Biological Annihilation and the Sixth Mass Extinction
Gerardo Ceballos, Paul R. Ehrlich, and Peter H. Raven
Lessons Learned from U.S. Cities' Climate Adaptation Implementation Methods
Lykke Leonardsen
Volume 34 Number 3
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PFAS in Drinking Water: A Persistent International Health Threat
RNRF Special Report on Report by The Natural Resources Defense Council
Creating a Sustainable Food Future
World Resources Institute
Managing Ocean Acidity and Hypoxia Along the Coasts
The West Coast Acidification and Hypoxia Science Panel
Welcome to the Pyrocene: A fire creature remakes a fire planet
Stephen J. Pyne
Volume 34 Number 2
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Managing Plastics in a Sustainable Way – A Global Necessity
RNRF Special Report on Report by The Ellen MacArthur Foundation
Particulate Matter Pollution Remains a Human Health Threat
Environmental Law Institute
Volume 34 Number 1
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Report of RNRF Congress on Charting a New Course for the Mississippi River Watershed
Introduction
Executive Summary
Observations and Recommendations
Summary of Presentations
The Mississippi River Watershed – As We Found It and Today
Observed and Projected Physical Climate Change
Flood Control and Risk Reduction
Floodplain Management
Analytical Tool Guides Protection & Restoration of Ecological Resources
Lessons in River Management from the European Union: Governance and Legislative Framework
Lessons in River Management from the European Union: The Dutch Perspective and the Rhine
Longstanding Impediments to Effective Management
Additional Observations
VOLUME 33
Volume 33 Number 4
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Fourth National Climate Assessment: Impacts, Risks, and Adaptation in the United States
U.S. Global Change Research Program
Management of the Colorado River: Water Allocation, Drought, and the Federal Role
Pervaze A. Sheikh and Charles V. Stern
Volume 33 Number 3
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Our Fate in the Stars: How a Universe Rich in Alien Worlds Can Help Us Save Our Own
RNRF Special Report on Lecture by Adam Frank
Plastic is a Global Health Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight
David Azoulay et al.
Crisis on the High Plains: The Loss of America's Largest Aquifer – The Ogallala
Jeremy Frankel
Volume 33 Number 2
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Adapting Infrastructure and Civil Engineering Practice to a Changing Climate: Civil Engineering Sectors
American Society of Civil Engineers Committee on Adaptation to a Changing Climate
The Paris Agreement and Its Future
Todd Stern
Open Access at a Crossroads
David Kramer
Volume 33 Number 1
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Report of RNRF Congress on Ocean Policy
Introduction
Executive Summary and Recommendations
Summary of Presentations
The U.S. and the UN Law of the Sea Convention
Ocean Acidification and Rising Ocean Temperatures
Land-Based Marine Pollution
Ocean Noise and Marine Life
Regional Coastal and Marine Spacial Planning
Offshore Wind Energy
Offshore Petroleum Exploration and Exploitation
Timeline of Deepwater Horizon Regulatory Response and Rollbacks
Deep-Sea Mineral Exploration and Exploitation
VOLUME 32
Volume 32 Number 4
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Perspective: Iowa Fails Sustainable Agriculture Test
Dennis Keeney
Environmental Impact of the Deep-Water Oil and Gas Industry
Erik E. Cordes et al.
Western States Conservation Scorecard: An Analysis of Lands and Energy Policy Across the West
Center for Western Priorities
Volume 32 Number 3
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2017 Resilient Cities Summit Report: Finance and Implementation Strategies
National League of Cities, Urban Land Institute, U.S. Green Building Council
The False Promise of Certification: Fisheries Case Study
Changing Markets Foundation
Coastal States’ Reactions to Trump Administration’s Offshore Drilling Proposal
RNRF Staff Report
Volume 32 Number 2
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Air Pollution Success Stories in the United States: The Value of Long-Term Observation
Timothy J. Sullivan et al.
Emerging Trends in Hydraulic Fracturing
Physicians for Social Responsibility and Concerned Health Professionals of New York
Should We Mine the Deep Seafloor?
Stace E. Beaulieu, T. E. Graedel, and Mark D. Hannington
Volume 32 Number 1
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Groundwater Contamination and the "Beneficial Reuse" of Coal Ash in Southeast Wisconsin
Clean Wisconsin
Managing Acoustic Habitat in U.S. Waters
U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
A 2018 Horizon Scan of Emerging Issues for Global Conservation and Biological Diversity
Cambridge Conservation Initiative
VOLUME 31
Volume 31 Number 4
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Impacts of Onshore Oil and Gas Development: Managing Societal and Environmental Risks
Center for Strategic & International Studies
Wind Turbine Interactions with Wildlife and Their Habitats: A Summary of Research Results and Priority Questions
American Wind Wildlife Institute
Buy-In for Buyouts: The Case for Managed Retreats
The Lincoln Institute
Volume 31 Number 3
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Report of RNRF Congress on Contemporary Issues in Forest and Wildland Management
Introduction
Executive Summary and Recommendations
Summary of Presentations
Funding Continuity for Conservation Programs and the USDA Forest Service
Adapting Forest and Wildland Management in Response to a Changing Climate
Using Multimedia to Foster Support for Nature
Managing Ecosystems for Tomorrow with the Science that You Have Today
Reconciling Energy Development with Multiple Uses
Evolving Land-Use Planning Approaches
Reconsidering Wildland-Urban Interface Narratives
Volume 31 Number 2
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The Rising Cost of Wildfire Protection
Headwaters Economics
The U.S. Government's Federal Environmental Liability
U.S. Government Accountability Office
New Federal Toxics Laws Could Have Future Implications for States
California Legislative Analyst's Office
Volume 31 Number 1
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Withdrawal from International Agreements: Legal Framework and the Paris Agreement
Stephen P. Mulligan
Restoring and Sustaining Great Lakes Ecosystems
Great Lakes Restoration Initiative
VOLUME 30
Volume 30 Number 4
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Report of RNRF Congress on Harnessing Big Data for the Environment
Executive Summary: Observations for the Future
Introduction
Summary of Presentations
The Data Revolution and What it Means for the Environment
Frontiers in Data Collection, Storage and Sharing
Frontiers in Data Analysis, Visualization, and Application
Data Needs for Natural Resources Management and Environmental Policy
Water
Land Cover
Continuing Sequestration Under the Budget Control Act of 2011: Impacts on Science and Technology Funding
Private Sector Capabilities
Public Sector Role and Capabilities
Case Studies:
U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS)
Global Forest Watch
Vital Signs
Biodiversity Information Serving Our Nation (BISON)
IBM Smarter Cities: Infrastructure (Water, Transportation, Energy)
Volume 30 Number 3
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How to Prosper in the Rare Metal Age
David S. Abraham
A Flood of Choices: Considering Privatization of Water Utilities
Daniel J. Van Abs
The Case for Cosmetic Safety Reform
Scott Faber
Implications for U.S. National Security of Anticipated Climate Change
U.S. National Intelligence Council
Volume 30 Number 2 - 2016
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An Assessment of Aquifer Water Quality
U.S. Geological Survey
Impacts of Ocean Acidification on Marine Biodiversity
Convention on Biological Diversity
Deforestation Fronts
World Wildlife Fund
Volume 30 Number 1 - 2016
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Report of RNRF Congress on Sustaining Western Water
Chapters:
Drought and Water Use in the Western United States: The Western Water Landscape
Legal Issues and Constraints on Western Water Resilience
Pathways to Sustaining Western Water:
Sustainable Water Use in the Arid Southwest
Sustainable Water Use in the Rocky Mountains
California: Managing Groundwater for Drought, Clean Water, Food Security and Ecosystems
Water Transfers
Land-Use Policy and Water in the West
Forested Watersheds in a Hotter, Drier West: Meeting Adaptation Challenges
Managing Western Fish, Wildlife and Plants in an Era of Changing Climate and Increasing Drought
An Approach to Scenario Planning in the Colorado River Basin: The Colorado River Basin Water Supply and Demand Study
VOLUME 29
Volume 29 Number 4 - 2015
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The Road to Paris and Beyond
Rodney Boyd and Fergus Green
What if California's Drought Continues?
Ellen Hanak, Jeffrey Mount, Caitrin Chappelle, Jay Lund, Josué Medellin-Azuara, Peter Moyle, and Nathaniel Seavy
On MOOCs
Louis L. Bucciarelli and David E. Drew
Volume 29 Number 3 - 2015
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Lessons Learned from Germany's Energiewende
Peter Sopher
Climate Change: A Risk Assessment
Climate Change Risks to National and International Security
David King, Daniel Schrag, Zhou Dadi, Qi Ye, and Arunabha Gosh
Fracking and the Climate Debate
Michael Levi
Volume 29 Number 2 - 2015
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Sustainability in the Age of Big Data
The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Decarbonizing Development: Three Steps to a Zero-Carbon Future
Marianne Fay, Stephane Hallegatte, Adrien Vogt-Schilb, Julie Rozenberg, and Ulf Narloch
Water in the West
Andrew Fahlund, Min L. Janny Choy, and Leon Szeptycki
Volume 29 Number 1 - 2015
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Report of RNRF Congress on Adapting Food Production to a Changing Climate
Chapters:
Introduction
The Impacts of Climate Change
Economic Effects of Climate Change
Methods and Opportunities to Respond to the Challenge
Public Policies and Priorities
Climate Change and the U.S. Federal Government: The U.S. Global Change Research Program
Global Markets and Food Security
International Agricultural Programs
Appendices: The Safety of Genetically Modified Crops, Congress Registrants, Congress Program
VOLUME 28
Volume 28 Number 4 - 2015
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Energy-Water Nexus: The Energy Sector's Water Use
Nicole T. Carter
Better Growth Better Climate: The New Climate Economy Report
The Global Commission on the Economy and Climate
Volume 28 Number 3 - 2014
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The Marine Mammal Protection Act at 40: Status, Recovery and Future of U.S. Marine Mammals
Joe Roman, Irit Altman, Meagan M. Dunphy-Daly, Caitlin Campbell, Michael Jasny, and Andrew J. Read
Nanomanufacturing: Emergence and Implications for U.S. Competitiveness, the Environment, and Human Health
U.S. Government Accountability Office
Risky Business: The Economic Risks of Climate Change in the United States
Risky Business Project
Volume 28 Number 2 - 2014
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Report of RNRF Congress on Coastal Resilience and Risk
Chapters:
Introduction
Coastal Vulnerability and the Need to Act
Building Resilience
A Systems Approach
The Federal Response to Hurricane Sandy
National and Local Policy Imperatives
The Netherlands: A Model of Resilience
Risk Bias and Insurance
The Climate-Resilience Gap
Funding Resilience
The Role of the Nongovernmental Organization
Appendices: The Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force, Congress Registrants, Congress Program
Volume 28 Number 1 - 2014
Managing the Escalating Risks of Natural Catastrophes in the United States
Lloyd's of London
Climate Change and Agriculture in the United States: Effects and Adaptation
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Geoengineering: Governance and Technology Policy
Congressional Research Service
VOLUME 27
Volume 27 Number 4 - 2013
Science in Support of the Deepwater Horizon Response
Jane Lubchenco, Marcia K. McNutt, Gabrielle Dreyfus, Steven A. Murawski, David M. Kennedy, Paul T. Anastas, Stephen Chu, and Tom Hunter
Transitioning to a Green Energy Economy
United Nations Environment Programme
Improving the Nation’s Resilience to Disasters
Susan L. Cutter and Mary Lou Zoback
Volume 27 Number 3 - 2013
Perspective:
Ecotones of Cooperation and Understanding
Frederick R. Steiner
New York's Prescription for Hydraulic Fracturing
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
Global Risks 2013: Global Climate Change Among Top Issues
World Economic Forum
Volume 27 Number 2 - 2013
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Report of RNRF Congress on Sustaining Natural Resources and Conservation Science: What is at Stake in the Years Ahead
Chapters:
Introduction
The Federal Deficit War - 2009 to Present
Federal Funding Trends
Funding Science at Universities
State and Regional Impacts
Where Do We Go From Here?
Appendices: The Current Fiscal Climate, America's Historic Role in Conservation, Polls Show Public Support, Delegates, Congress Program
Volume 27 Number 1 - 2011
Implementing Geological Carbon Capture and Storage: Assessing the Challenges
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
States Assume Energy Policy Leadership
Don C. Smith
Open-Ocean Aquaculture in the U.S.
Ocean Conservancy
VOLUME 26
Volume 26 Number 4 - 2010
Rationale for a New U.S. Technology Assessment Capability
Richard Sclove
The Michigan Water Withdrawal Assessment Process: Science and Collaboration in Sustaining Renewable Natural Resources
Frank Ruswick, Jon Allan, David Hamilton, Paul Seelbach
Eutrophication: Sources and Drivers of Nutrient Pollution
Mindy Selman, Suzie Greenhalgh
Volume 26 Number 3 - 2010
Preparing for Rising Water Along Our Coastlines
Bruce Babbitt
Putting Meat on the Table: Industrial Farm Animal Production in America
Pew Commission on Industrial Farm Animal Production
Global Forests Resource Assessment 2010: Key Findings
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Volume 26 Number 2 - 2010
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Report of RNRF Congress on Assessing America's Renewable Energy Future
Chapters:
Executive Summary
Factors Contributing to Renewable Energy Adoption in the U.S.
Electricity Generation and Transmission--The Grid
Renewable Energy Alternatives
Volume 26 Number 1 - 2010
Human Population Grows Up
Joel E. Cohen
Ocean Acidification
Second Symposium on the Ocean in a High Carbon Dioxide World
Coastal Sensitivity to Sea-Leval Rise: A Focus on the Mid-Atlantic Region
James G. Titus, K. Eric Anderson, Donald R. Cahoon, Dean B. Gesch, Stephen K. Gill, Benjamin T. Gutierrez, E. Robert Thieler, S. Jeffress Williams
VOLUME 25
Volume 25 Number 4 - 2009
Ecosystem-based Adaptation in Marine and Coastal Ecosystems
Lynne Zeitlin Hale, Imèn Meliane, Sarah Davidson, Trevor Sandwith, Mike Beck, Jonathan Hoekstra, Mark Spalding, Steven Murawski, Ned Cyr, Kenric Osgood, Marea Hatziolos, Pieter Van Eijk, Nicholas Davidson, William Eichbaum, Carlos Dreus, David Obura, Jerker Tamelander, Dorothée Herr, Caleb McClennen, Paul Marshall
Growing Cooler: The Evidence on Urban Development and Climate Change
Reid Ewing, Keith Bartholomew, Steve Winkelman, Jerry Walters, Don Chen
Green Building Impact Report 2008
Rob Watson
Volume 25 Number 3 - 2009
The National Interest and the Law of the Sea
Scott Borgerson
The Sustainable Sites Initiative: Snapshot of a Work in Progress
Roberta R. Conlan
The Human Species and Environment: More Than a Beast, But Less Than an Angel
William H. Schlesinger
Learning from Europe: Designing Cap-and-Trade Programs that Work
Benjamin Goldstein
Volume 25 Number 2 - 2008
Preparing for the Post-Industrial Age
John Cairns Jr.
The U.S. Economic Impacts of Climate Change and the Costs of Inaction
Matthias Ruth, Dana Coelho, Daria Karetnikov
2007 Nobel Peace Prize Lecture
Albert Gore
Volume 25 Number 1 - 2007
Sustainability: The Ultimate Liberal Art
Frank H.T. Rhodes
Sustaining America's Fisheries and Fishing Communities—
An Evaluation of Incentive-Based Management
Environmental Defense
European Chemical Policy and the United States: The Impacts of REACH
Frank Ackerman, Elizabeth A. Stanton, Rachel Massey
VOLUME 24
Volume 24 Number 4 - Winter 2006-2007
Environmental Quality Requires Congress to Make the Hard Choices
David Schoenbrod
The Earth Needs a U.N. Environment Organization
Jacques Chirac
Livestock's Long Shadow: Environmental Issues and Options
H. Steinfeld, P. Gerber, T. Wassenaar, V. Castel, M. Rosales, C. de Haan
Global Water Challenges and U.S. Foreign Policy: Taking Stock
Laura Keating
Volume 24 Number 3 - Autumn 2006
Urban Forestry in North America
E. Gregory McPherson
Axioms of Ecological Policy
Robert T. Lackey
Grand Challenges for Disaster Reduction
National Science and Technology Council,
Subcommittee on Disaster Reduction
Volume 24 Number 2 - Summer 2006
Building for Life: Designing and Understanding the Human-Nature Connection
Stephen R. Kellert
Basic Choices and Constraints on Long-Term Energy Supplies
Paul B. Weisz
Science and Technology Advice for Congress: Past, Present and Future
Jon M. Peha
Volume 24 Number 1 - Spring 2006
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Environmental Impacts of Emerging Contaminants
Report of RNRF Congress on Assessing and Mitigating Environmental Impacts of Emerging Contaminants
Chapters:
Executive Summary
Assessing and Mitigating Environmental Impacts of Emerging Contaminants
Improving Understanding and Regulation: Findings and Recommendations
Appendicies: Delegates; Congress Program; Background Materials Bibliography
VOLUME 23
Volume 23 Number 4 - Winter 2005
"Emerging" Chemicals as Pollutants in the Environment: a 21st Century Perspective
Christian G. Daughton
Volume 23 Number 3 - Autumn 2005
The Vital Importance of the Endangered Species Act
Jamie Rappaport Clark
UNESCO at 60
Sidney Passman
Environment on the Edge
Sir Crispin Tickell
Joint Science Academies' Statement:
Global Response to Climate Change
Volume 23 Number 2 - Summer 2005
Emerging Threats to Drinking Water Quality
Tamim Younos
Sustainability: Can Science Get Us There?
Donald Kennedy
Resolving Natural Resource Disputes: A Historical, Analytical, and Prescriptive Framework
Matthew McKinney and Will Harmon
Volume 23 Number 1 - Spring 2005
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Congress on Building Capacity for Coastal Solutions
Chapters:
Executive Summary
Understanding Ocean and Coastal Problems
Complexities in Coastal and Ocean Governance
Building Solutions: Information Technology and Science Capacity
Mobilizing and Empowering Communities
Case Study: The Gulf of Maine
Next Steps
Appendicies: Delegates; Conference Program; Background Materials Bibliography
VOLUME 22
Volume 22 Number 4 - Winter 2004-2005
Nanotechnology: Small Matter, Many Unknowns
Swiss Re
A Blueprint for Universities: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Biodiversity Challenges
Brenda C. McComb
Societal Values and the Proper Role of Restoration Ecologists
Robert T. Lackey
Volume 22 Number 3 - Autumn 2004
America and the Crisis of the Global Environment
James Gustave Speth
Mobilizing Unions for Environmental Protection
Brian K. Obach
Assessing Natural Resources: Price vs. Value
Frank Ackerman and Lisa Heinzerling
Volume 22 Number 2 - Summer 2004
Auditing Conservation in an Age of Accountability
Jon Christensen
Diversity in Forest Management: Non-Timber Forest Products and Bush Meat
James L. Chamberlain, Anthony B. Cunningham, Robert Nasi
Speaking Truth to Power
Daniel Yankelovich
Volume 22 Number 1 - Spring 2004
Funding Trends for Selected Resource Conservation Programs
Jeffrey Zinn
Implementing Civic Environmentalism: A Model
Charles H.W. Foster, Alice E. Ingerson, Anthony G. Patt, William A. Shutkin, Brian Donahue, DeWitt John, and Mark K. Landy
Scientific Integrity in Policymaking
Union of Concerned Scientists
VOLUME 21
Volume 21 Number 4 - Winter 2003-2004
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Federal Natural Resources Agencies Confront an Aging Workforce and Challenges to Their Future Roles
Report of Congress on Personnel Trends, Education Policy,and Evolving Roles of Federal and State Natural Resources Agencies
Chapters:
Issues and Recommendations: A Conference Summary
Emerging Demographic Trends and Responses
The Role of Government
Educational Institution Responses
Appendicies: Delegates; Conference Program; Background Materials
Volume 21 Number 3 - Autumn 2003
Environmental Policy: The Next Generation
Donald F. Kettl
A Salmon-Centric View of the 21st Century in the Western United States
Robert T. Lackey
Plan B: Rescuing a Planet Under Stress and a Civilization in Trouble
Lester R. Brown
Volume 21 Number 2 - Summer 2003
Demography as Destiny? "Greening," "Graying" and the Human Capital Challenge Facing Environmental Management
Robert F. Durant
The State of The Nation's Ecosystems: Building an Enduring National Resource
Robin O'Malley
America's Living Oceans: Charting a Course for Sea Change
Pew Oceans Commission
Volume 21 Number 1 - Spring 2003
Fires and Forest Health: Our Future is at Stake
Dale Bosworth
Environmental History Suggests Paths to Sustainability
John R. McNeill
The Changing Face of the Natural Resource Manager in the Federal Government
Mark Rey
VOLUME 20
Volume 20 Number 4 - Winter 2002-2003
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Congress on Control of Nonpoint Source Water Pollution: Options and Opportunities
Chapters:
Summary of Presentations
Controlling Nonpoint Source Pollution
RNRF Congresses History & Procedures
Existing Internet Resources
Volume 20 Number 3 - Autumn 2002
Why American Agriculture is Not Sustainable
Frederick Kirschenmann
Green Infrastructure: Smart Conservation for the 21st Century
Mark A. Benedict and Edward T. McMahon
Effective Public Relations for Natural Resource Professionals
James R. Fazio
Volume 20 Number 2 - Summer 2002
Something Happened to Me on the Way to The White House
Albert Teich
The Shape of the Eco-Economy
Lester Brown
Global Environment Outlook 3: The Impact of Social, Economic and Other Factors on Environmental Developments
United Nations Environment Programme
Volume 20 Number 1 - Spring 2002
Perspective:
Now on Endangered List: Environmental Law Itself
J. William Futrell
Global Trends 2015: A Dialogue About the Future with Nongovernment Experts
National Intelligence Council
Globalization of Flora: Inviting Worldwide Ecosystem Disaster
Andrew B. Carey
VOLUME 19
Volume 19 Number 4 - Winter 2001-2002
Statement on Policy Principles for Renewable Natural Resources
RNRF Board of Directors
Wood Science and Technology in the Marketplace
David H. Cohen
Chesapeake Bay Environmental Indicators: Little Progress
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
The National Water-Quality Assessment Program: Entering a New Decade of Investigations
Robert J Gilliom, Pixie A. Hamilton, and Timothy L. Miller
Volume 19 Number 3 - Autumn 2001
Making Ecotourism a Reality: An Integrated Approach
Taylor V. Stein
The Re-Emergence of Multidimensional People: A Consilience of the Disciplines
John Cairns, Jr.
Environmental Journalism: Where is it Today?
Karl Blankenship
Volume 19 Number 2 - Summer 2001
Salmon and the Endangered Species Act: Troublesome Questions
Robert T. Lackey
Science-Based Natural Resource Management Decisions: What Are They?
Thomas J. Mills, Thomas M. Quigley and Fred J. Everest
World Scientists' Warning to Humanity
Union of Concerned Scientists
Volume 19 Number 1 - Spring 2001
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Congress on Promoting Sustainability in the 21st Century
Chapters:
Working Definitions of Sustainability
U.S. Population Growth and Development Patterns
Regional Case Study: Pacific Northwest
Local Case Study: Portland, Ore.
Regional Case Study: South Florida
Regional Case Study: Southern California
Local Case Study: Santa Monica, Cal.
Evolving Role of Professionals in the 21st Century
Tools and Strategies for Sustainability
VOLUME 18
Volume 18 Number 4 - Winter 2000-2001
Exporting Destruction: Environmental and Social Consequences of Export Credit Agency Actions
Bruce Rich
Status and Trends of Wetlands in the Conterminous United States, 1986 to 1997
U.S. Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service
Volume 18 Number 3 - Autumn 2000
The Role of Technology in Conservation and Sustainability
Thomas Snellgrove
Promoting Biodiversity Through Grazing
Bob Budd
Global Environment Outlook Project 2000: Overview of Report and Recommendations
United Nations Environment Programme
Volume 18 Number 2 - Summer 2000
Criteria and Indicators of Sustainable Forest Management: Applications within the USDA Forest Service
David R. Darr and Mark Delfs
Sustaining Coastal and Marine Resources for Future Generations: A Status Report
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
The Brownfields Economic Redevelopment Program
Linda Garczynski
International News: Special RNRF Member Activities Survey
Volume 18 Number 1 - Spring 2000
Our Common Journey: A Transition Toward Sustainability
Board on Sustainable Development, National Research Council
Enlibra in Action: A Shared Doctrine for Resolving Environmental and Natural Resources Issues
Richard Halvey and Karen Deike
A Vote of Confidence for Conservation
Jody Garlock
VOLUME 17
Volume 17 Number 4 - Winter 1999-2000
Statement of Policy Principles for Renewable Natural Resources
RNRF Board of Directors
The Status and Trends of our Nation's Biological Resources
Michael J. Mac
Pollinator Conservation
Gabriela Chavarria
Volume 17 Number 3 - Autumn 1999
Resource Areas Considered in the National Assessment on Climate Variability and Change
Melissa Taylor
Freshwater Supplies and Population Growth: Finding Solutions
Don Hinrichsen, Bryant Robey, and Ushma D. Upadhyay
Volume 17 Number 2 - Summer 1999
Salmon Policy: Science, Society, Restoration, and Reality
Robert T. Lackey
Volume 17 Number 1 - Spring 1999
Ecological Restoration: A Major Component of Sustainable Use of the Planet
John Carins Jr.
Natural Resources Challenges for Land Grant Colleges of Agriculture in the 21st Century
Robert D. Brown
VOLUME 16
Volume 16 Number 4 - Winter 1998-1999
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Congress on Human Population Growth: Impacts on the Sustainability of Renewable Natural Resources
Chapters:
Urbanization and Settlement Patterns
Aquatic Systems
Utilization and Consumption of Resources
Synthesis: Steps Toward Stopping Population Growth and Conserving Natural Resources
Volume 16 Number 3 - Autumn 1998
Prerequisites for Future U.S. Population Policy
David Rejeski
Planning the Oregon Way: A Quarter Century of Growth Management
Carl Abbott
Total Quality Management Applied to New Jersey Shore Clean Up
Phillip M. Scanlan, Stephen Pick and Brent Ruben
Volume 16 Number 2 - Summer 1998
Consilience or Consequences: Alternative Scenarios for Societal Acceptance of Sustainability Initiatives
John Cairns Jr.
Fighting Fire with Fire: A Policy to Improve Resource Management and Reduce Risk
Malka Pattison
Uncertainties in Projections of Human-Caused Climate Change
J.D. Mahlman
Volume 16 Number 1 - Spring 1998
Ecosystem Management: Paradigms and Prattle, People and Prizes
Robert T. Lackey
Towards Sustainable Consumption
The Councils of the Royal Society of London and the U.S. National Academy of Sciences
The Species Concept, Species Prioritization, and the Technical Legitimacy of the Endangered Species Act
Brian Czech and Paul R. Krausman
VOLUME 15
Volume 15 Number 4 - Winter 1997-98
Reflections on Sustainability, Population Growth, and the Environment-Revisited
Albert A. Bartlett
Volume 15 Number 3 - Autumn 1997
Bioregionalism Revisited
Charles H.W. Foster
U.S. Population Policy-Let's Talk
John R. Bermingham
A Strategy for the National Spatial Data Infrastructure Federal Geographic Data Committee
Stanley A. Morain
The Overlooked Declaration of Common Interests: Citizen Roundtables of the Seventh American Forestry Congress
Paul V. Ellefson and Gerald A. Rose
Volume 15 Number 2 - Summer 1997
Devolution of the Public's Land—Trading a Birthright for Pottage
Jack Ward Thomas
Economical With The Environment: A Question Of Values
Crispin Tickell
Sustainable Development: Converting Motherhood and Apple Pie into Substance
Jim Schwab
Volume 15 Number 1 - Spring 1997
The Curious State of Forestry in the United States
Henry H. Webster and Daniel Chappelle
Science, Policy and Acid Rain
Robert T. Lackey and Roger L. Blair
The Obsolete Paradigm of Professional Forestry
R.W. Behan
Beyond the Ark
W. William Weeks
VOLUME 14
Volume 14 Number 4 - Winter 1996-97
Changing World Attitudes on Environmental Values and Sustainability: Implications for Educational Institutions
Jonathan P. Deason
Future Directions for Sustainable Development and Resource Sustainability
Robert D. Day
Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem: Progress in Applying GIS Technology to Resources Sustainability
John C. Schmidt
A World of Change
Norman L. Christensen, Jr. and R. David Simpson
Volume 14 Number 3 - Autumn 1996
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Congress on Applications of Geographic Information Systems to the Sustainability of Renewable Natural Resources
Chapters:
Resource Sustainability Data and Information Technology Requirements
GIS and Telecomunication Technology
Data and Data Management
Education and Awareness
Roles and Responsibilities of the Federal, State, Local Government Sectors, Non-Governmental Organizations, and Private and Academic Sectors
Case Studies, Applications and Working Models
Synthesis: GIS Technology and Sustainable Resources Management
Volume 14 Number 2 - Summer 1996
Special Report: RNRF's 1996 Leadership Summit
Accounting for Nature: A Look at Attempts to Fashion a "Green GDP"
Jason C. Rylander
Challenges to Establishing and Implementing Sound Natural Fire Policy
Brian Czech
Where Do We Grow from Here?
Parris N. Glendening
Volume 14 Number 1 - Spring 1996
Executive Summary: Federal Wildland Fire Management Policy & Program Review
National Food Production Concerns: Stable Food and Agriculture
Dennis R. Keeney
Returning Benefits From Drug Discovery to Native Communities
Katy Moran
American Diplomacy and the Global Environmental Challenges of the 21st Century
Warren M. Christopher
The Importance and Need for Interdisciplinary Research and Programs
William E. Larson
VOLUME 13
Volume 13 Number 4 - Winter 1995-96
RNRF'S Statement on Policy Principles for Renewable Natural Resources
RNRF Board of Directors
Ecosystem Management: Implications For Fisheries Management
Robert T. Lackey
Preventing The Problems Of Urban Runoff
Bruce K. Ferguson
Perspective: A Conservation Ethic For The New Millennium
Robert M. Searns
Volume 13 Number 3 - Autumn 1995
Ecosystem Management As American Law
Warren A. Flick and William E. King
Environmentalists As Quasi-Regulators
Michael McCloskey
Combining Science And Policy In Conservation Biology
Gary K. Meffe and Stephen Viederman
Scientific Basis Of Species Preservation
Gordon H. Orians
Volume 13 Number 2 - Summer 1995
Ecosystem Health, Biological Diversity, and Sustainable Development: Research That Makes A Difference
Robert T. Lackey
The Future Of National Geological Surveys: Global Challenges, Global Opportunities
Gordon P. Eaton
Land Use Changes And Timber Supply: The Lake States Solution
Henry H. Webster
Volume 13 Number 1 - Spring 1995
Shaping The Urban Environment
Debra Mitchell
Educating Natural Resource Professionals For Ecosystem Management
Larry A. Nielsen and Daniel J. Decker
The U.N. Convention On The Law Of The Sea: Protection And Preservation Of The Marine Environment
Terry D. Garcia and Jessica A. Wasserman
The Ethics Of Sustainability: An Engineering Perspective
Albert A. Grant
VOLUME 12
Volume 12 Number 4 - Winter 1994
Ecological Risk Assessment
Robert T. Lackey
Reconciling Dams And Salmon
John Prendergast
Conflict Of Values Necessitates Public Lands Research Policy
John Eichelberger and Allan Sattler
Volume 12 Number 3 - Autumn 1994
To Repair A World Gone Awry
George M. Woodwell
The Mythical Map
John E. Estes and D. Wayne Mooneyhan
Measuring Environment Equity With Geographical Information Systems
Theodore S. Glickman
Volume 12 Number 2 - Summer 1994
Agronomy And The Environment: Bridging The Gap
John Haberern
How Much Does Diversity Matter?
Yvonne Baskin
What Is The Road To Sustainability
Frank Golley, Jacques Baudry, R.J. Berry, Reinhold Bornkamm, Ken Dahlberg, Ann Marie Jansson, Jane King, John Lee, Roman Lenz, Rebecca Sharitz, and Uno Svedin
US Response To The UN Commission on Sustainable Development
Terry D'Addio
Volume 12 Number 1 - Spring 1994
Ecosystem Management: Achieving The New Land Ethic
Christopher A. Wood
Rangeland Health: New Methods To Classify, Inventory, And Monitor Rangelands
F.E. "Fee" Busby and Craig A. Cox
VOLUME 11
Volume 11 Number 4 - Winter 1993
Protecting Ground Water From Contamination by Pesticides
Robert L. Kellogg
Consistent Valuation Of Natural Resource Outputs To Advance Both Economic Development And Environmental Protection
Daniel E. Chappelle and Henry H. Webster
Wildlife Management In Parks And Suburbs: Alternatives To Sport Hunting
R. Gerald Wright
Volume 11 Number 3 - Autumn 1993
Outdoor Recreation Supply In The Maine Woods: Issues For The Future Status And Needs For The Future
Lloyd C. Irland
Making Resource Use Personal And Accountable
Peter E. Black
Profiles For Tomorrow: The Worker In Transition
Marva J. Nesbit
Volume 11 Number 2 - Summer 1993
Dispute Resolution Courses In Natural Resources Schools: Status And Needs For The Future
Matthew J. McKinney
A Dream of Sustainability
Stephen Viederman
Building A Macroscope: How Well Do Places Managed For Biodiversity Match Reality
Michael D. Jennings and Michael Scott
Volume 11 Number 1 - Spring 1993
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Workshop on National Parks Fire Policy: Goals, Perceptions and Reality
John C. Billing, Norah Davis, Hardin R. Glascock Jr. and Robert D. Day, Editors
Session 1: Goals of the National Parks
Overview of the Goals of the National Parks
Frederic H. Wagner
Fire Ecology and the Management of Wilderness Ecosystems
Norman Christensen
Conserving Scenery and Ecosystems: Conflicting Goals
John C. Ellsworth
Summary 1: Can Conflicting Goals Be Reconciled?
John C. Billing
Session 2: Fire Policy and Reality
An Historical Perspective on the Yellowstone Fires
William H. Romme
History of Fire Occurrence in Western America
Stephen F. Arno
The Evolution of Park Service Fire Policy
Eugene Hester
A Canadian Approach to Fire Management in National Parks
Nikita Lopoukhine
Natural Fire Management in the National Park Service After 1988
Rodney Norum
Park Goals and Current Fire Policy
Jan W. van Wagtendonk
The Status of Yellowstone's New Fire Plan
John Varley
Summary II: Linking Fire and Land Use Policy
John C. Billing
Session 3: The Public Perception of Fire Policy vs. Reality
The Public and Our Nation's Parks
Jot D. Carpenter
Managing National Parks
Joe R. McBride
Perceptions and Professionals: Coming to Grips with Both
James K. Agee
Summary III: Can Fire Policy Enhance Scenic Value and Public Perception
John C. Billing
Session 4: Where Do We Go From Here?
Working Group Reports
VOLUME 10
Volume 10 Number 4 - Winter 1992
The Road From Rio
Ambassador Robert J. Ryan Jr
The Land Aesthetic
J. Baird Callicott
Wetland Replacement: The Art and Science of Renewing Damaged Ecosystems
Timothy A. White, Charles L. Blair and Keith B. MacDonald
Volume 10 Number 3 - Autumn 1992
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Congress on Renewable Natural Resources: Critical Issues and Concepts for the 21st Century
Chapters:
1. Population, Economic Development and Geography
2. Management Strategies for Maintaining a Healthy Ecosystem
3. Strategies for Renewable Resources Sustainability
4. Managing Conflicts in Renewable Natural Resources Management
5. Managing Common-Property Resources
6. Climate-Induced Environmental Change: What Renewable Resource Managers and Professionals Should Be Doing
Volume 10 Number 2 - Summer 1992
The Growth of Environmental and Conservation-Related Organizations 1980-1991
John C. Hendee and Randall C. Pitstick
Pacific Salmon and the Search for Sustainability
Willa Nehlsen, James A. Lichatowich and Jack E. Williams
Volume 10 Number 1 - Spring 1992
Security, Stability, Sustainability: Conditions for Peace
Lieutenant General Henry J. Hatch
Pollution Prevention and Sustainable Development
John F. Cross
Natural Resources and Societal Prosperity:Linkages, Opportunities and Dangers
Daniel E. Chappelle and Henry H. Webster
VOLUME 9
Volume 9 Number 4 - Winter 1991
Recycling Paper: The Unresolved Issues
Henry A. Wells
Meeting the Biodiversity Challenge Through Coordinated Land-Use Planning
M. Rupert Cutler
Forest Resource Issues and Policies: A Framework for Analysis
Frederick W. Cubbage and David J. Brooks
Volume 9 Number 3 - Autumn 1991
Social Sciences and Natural Resources
Thomas J. Baerwald
States and Academia: Growing Partners in Environmental Affairs
Charles H. W. Foster
The Sustainable Biosphere Initiative: Where Do We Go From Here?
Marjorie M. Holland, Paul G. Risser and H. Ronald Pulliam
Volume 9 Number 2 - Summer 1991
Legal Milestones in Range Management
Michael Poling
The RPA: From Perspective of the Essentials of Strategic Thought
Lloyd C. Irland
Shaping Urban Ecosystems
John T. Lyle
Volume 9 Number 1 - Spring 1991
Agriculture and Water Quality: Is A Little Knowledge Good or Dangerous?
Katherine Reichelderfer
The Importance of "Small" Science
G. Brent Dalrymple
Some National and International Trends and Events Affecting Forest Resource Management in U.S. and Canada
Henry H. Webster
Debt-For-Nature Swaps: U.S. Policy Issues and Options
Katy Moran
VOLUME 8
Volume 8 Number 4 - Winter 1990
Academia's Future in the Conservation Movement
James E. Crowfoot
Shaping an Environmentally Sustainable Global Economy
Lester R. Brown
Resource Management as People Management: Anthropology and Renewable Resources
Shirley J. Fiske
Coastal and Marine Resources: A Statement of Policy by The Coastal Society
Volume 8 Number 3 - Autumn 1990
Resource Monitoring Goes Global
Hardin R. Glascock Jr.
Facing Water Constraints in the 90's and Beyond
Sandra Postel
Wilderness Management: Has IT Come of Age?
David N. Cole
Volume 8 Number 2 - Summer 1990
Religion and the Environment
Russell E. Train
Seeing the Forest for the Trees: "New Perspectives" in the Forest Service
W. Bruce Shepard
The Question of Climate as Natural Resource
William E. Easterling
Volume 8 Number 1 - Spring 1990
Environmental Advocacy in the 1990's
William K. Reilly
Is There A National Interest in Regional Economic Vitality? Forestry as a Case Study
Henry H. Webster, William E. Shands and Jan J. Hacker
Anthropology about the Future
Reed D. Riner
Forests and Natural Resource Economics and Policy Research: Strategies and Challenges for the Coming Decade
Paul V. Ellefson and H. Fred Kaiser
VOLUME 7
Volume 7 Number 4 - Winter 1989
Forestry, Society and Changing Values
John C. Hendee
Ecological Security: The International Legal Aspect
Alexander S. Timoshenko
The Future of the Resource Planning Act: Some Potentially Hopeful Directions
Henry H. Webster
The Aesthetic Benefits of Agricultural Land
Joan Nassauer
Volume 7 Number 3 - Summer 1989
Selected Presentations From RNRF's Congressional Forum on Wetlands Loss:
Status and trends of Wetlands in the Conterminous U.S.
Ralph Morganweck
Wetlands Protection: Perspective of the States and Long-term Policy Direction
Robin O'Malley
Implementation Issues for the State Wetland Conservation Legislation
David Burke
Major Implementation Issues for the Protection of Nation's Wetlands
Kevin F. Noon
Wetlands: In Conclusion
Lynn A. Greenwalt
The American Landscape into the 21st Century
Ian McHarg
Volume 7 Number 2 - Spring 1989
Sewage Treatment - Naturally
Bruce Goldstein
Landscape Architects on Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat Policy
John Rodiek and Thomas Woodfin
Emerging Federal Roles in Environment and Historic Preservation: The Illinois-Michigan Canal National Heritage Corridor
Teresa L. Bulman
The Great Alaskan Land Subdivision Revisited
Thomas J. Gallagher and Alan C. Epps
Volume 7 Number 1 - Winter 1989
Federal Fire Policy in National Parks
William Penn Mott Jr.
The Crush of New Earth Science Data Knocking at Our Door
Ralph Kahn and Henning Leidecker
Large-Scale Wood Energy Development in Michigan: An Assessment of Citizen Involvement
Frederick Frankena
Global Natural Resource Monitoring and Assessments - An International Conference
VOLUME 6
Volume 6 Number 4 - Autumn 1988
Greenhouse Warming Causes, Effects and Control
Norman J. Rosenberg
4th World Wilderness Congress: A Retrospective
Vance G. Martin
Professional Associations Address Resources Policy Issues: What Criteria Should Guide Issue Selection?
Paul V. Ellefson
Toward Better Landfill Management
Charles W. Pettee
Volume 6 Number 3 - Summer 1988
The Dilemma of the Golden Age
Frank Press
Urban Development in Forests:Sources of American Difficulties & Possible Approaches
Henry H. Webster
The Identity and Images of Wildlife Professionals
Tim W. Clark
The Federal Grazing Fee: A Viewpoint
Thomas M. Quigley and John A Tanaka
Volume 6 Number 2 - Spring 1988
How National Forest Planning Addresses Community Stability
Dennis Schweitzer and Christopher D. Risbrudt
How Wilderness Experience Programs Facilitate Personal Growth: A Guide to Program Leaders and Resource Managers
John C. Hendee and Michael Brown
Agency Policy and Practices: Wildlife and Fisheries Management in the USDA Forest Service
Paul Brouha
Volume 6 Number 1 - Winter 1988
Tropical Forests, Biological Diversity and Preservation: Who's on Call for Action?
Jim Talbot
Toward a Policy Paradigm of Wildlife Sciences
Tim W. Clark and Stephen R. Kellert
Greenlining: Countryside Parks Come of Age in the United States
Dierdre K. Hirner and James D. Mertes
VOLUME 5
Volume 5 Number 4 - Autumn 1987
The Issues of Animal Patenting
Mark O. Hatfield
Improving the Link Between RPA Assessment Findings and the RPA Program: View from OMB
V. Alaric Sample
Can Forest Resource Economists help Solve Societal Problems?
Henry H. Webster and Daniel E. Chappelle
State-Administered Forestry Programs: Current Status and Prospects for Expansion
Russell K. Henly and Paul V. Ellefson
Volume 5 Number 3 - Summer 1987
The Implications of Relative Sea Level Change on Coastal Decision -Making
Thomas E. Bigford
The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem: The Ecosystem Concept in Natural Resource Policy and Management
Tim W. Clark and Dusty Zaunbrecher
Changing Landscapes
Jon Rodiek
Volume 5 Number 2 - Spring 1987
Open Entry Fishery: Tragedy of the Commons
Carl R. Sullivan
Parks and Conservation: A Vision for the Future
Paul C. Pritchard
Public Input in Forest Resource Management
Henry H. Webster
When Does the Regulation of Private Forest Land Become Taking?
John H. Beuter
Volume 5 Number 1 - Winter 1987
The Population Crisis and Wild Nature
M. Rupert Cutler
Low Cost, Low Risk Global Energy Options
Michael Totten
The Role of User Fees in Reestablishing a Public Rangeland Coalition
Donald W. Floyd
Wildlife Research - An Endangered Species
R. Bruce Gill
VOLUME 4
Volume 4 Number 4 - Autumn 1986
Wildlife Managers and the Animal Protectionist Movement
John W. Grandy
Aerial Photography and Multisensor Imagery: Opening New Vistas on the World
Dino A. Brugioni
Case Studies in Wildlife Policy Education
Tim W. Clark
Natural Resources in Regional and State Economic Development
Henry H. Webster
Volume 4 Number 3 - Summer 1986
Thoughts on Nuclear Winter
John F. Ahearne
Conservation -The Unfinished Agenda
John F. Seiberling
Wildlife Swapping
Carrol L. Henderson
Bioregionalism
Charles H.W. Foster
International Measures for the Control of Introductions of Aquatic Organisms
R.L. Welcomme
Volume 4 Number 2 - Spring 1986
Reagan's 1987 Budget: Implications for Natural Resources
William J. Chandler, Andy Feeney and Richard Magder
Improving Communication Among Ecologists and National Decision-makers
Elliott A. Norse and Amy E. Mathews
The Last Word on Science
Bruce R. Wheaton
Volume 4 Number 1 - Winter 1986
Strengthening Understanding Across Boundaries
Henry H. Webster
Professional Excellence in Wildlife and Natural Resource Organizations
Tim W. Clark
Strategic Thinking - A Critical Gap in American Forestry Planning Management
Lloyd C. Irland
Strategic Assessments of the Nation's Estuaries: Activities of NOAA's Ocean Assessments Division
Mark E. Monaco, John Paul Tolson, Michael L. Donovan and Charles J. Klein
The AWRA Scholarly Exchange with the People's Republic of China
David H. Hickcox and Keith W. Muckleston
Science and Education and the Science of Range Management
Orville G. Bentley
VOLUME 3
Volume 3 Number 4 - Autumn 1985
Incineration at Sea - A Waste Disposal Alternative
Mark E. Monaco and Andrew Robertson
Public Perceptions of Land Acquisition
Larry L. Kruckenberg
Tearing Down Disciplinary Barriers
Juan G. Roederer
Volume 3 Number 3 - Summer 1985
Controlling Pollution for Permanent Protection: A Whole Systems Approach to Environmental Policy
Lee M. Thomas
Should We Give Ocean Incineration a Chance?
Ed Wilczynski
Toward the Managed Forest: Going Places That We've Never Been
Jack Ward Thomas
Institutions and Technology: Keys to Better Water Management
William B. Lord
Volume 3 Number 2 - Spring 1985
Rangeland Issues Before the 99th Congress
Adela Backiel
Rangelands of the World - Developing Countries
L.D. White, J.A. Tiedeman and F.E. Busby
The Chesapeake Bay Cleanup
Alan J. Krupnick
An Introduction to Native Peoples' Fisheries Issues in North America
Thomas R. Busiahn
Volume 3 Number 1 - Winter 1985
Commercial Timberland: A Moving Target
John H. Beuter
Marine Pollution Issues - A Retrospective Look at the 98th Congress
Susan Harvey
Wildlife Values: Wyoming's Approach to Landowner Compensation
Larry L. Kruckenberg
Reporting to Congress on Forest Policy: An Unfinished Agenda
Julie K. Gorte
Water Resources Management: International Challenge and Opportunities
Abel Wolman
VOLUME 2
Volume 2 Number 6 - Autumn 1984
Acid Rain and Forest Productivity
Ellis Cowling
Wilderness Designations in the 98th Congress
Ross W. Gorte
National Forests: Should They Lose Money on Timber Sales?
Steve Forrester
Protecting the Environment
A. Alan Hill
Policy and the Action Statement: 2nd Biennial Conference on the Fate of the Earth
The Coastal Commission - Where It Is Going; Where It Has Been
James Rote
Volume 2 Number 5 - Summer 1984
Remote Sensing for Natural Resources: Policy and Management Considerations
Robert N. Colwell
The Meaning of "Interdisciplinary" in the Physical and Social Worlds of Public Forestry
Dennis L. Schweitzer
Policy Education for Professional Resource Managers
Jeff Romm
Forestry Cost-Sharing: Lessons for Evaluating Public Conservation Programs
Lloyd C. Irland
A Decade of NEPA: Milestone or Millstone?
Sally Fairfax and Lloyd Burton
Volume 2 Number 4 - Spring 1984
Explaining the Changes in Resource Policy
Emery N. Castle
Significance and Implications of the Changes in Renewable Resources Policy
Henry H. Webster
Private Sector Renewable Resource Policy in the 1980's
D. Bruce Merrifield
Policy Changes - for What Public?
Hardin R. Glascock, Jr.
Land, Lots of Land
Sterling Brubaker
How is the Society of American Foresters Adapting to Changes in Resources Policy?
William E. Towell
Volume 2 Number 2 & 3 - Autumn 1983 & Winter 1984
Conservation Countdown
Leon S. Minckler
NEPA Trends and Resource Management
Thomas E. Bigford
Technology, Timber and the Future
Julie F. Gorte and W. Wendell Fletcher
Science, Risk and Public Policy
William D. Ruckelshaus
Conflict and Corporate Citizenship on the Western Resource Lands
Jack D. Kartez
VOLUME 1
Volume 1 Number 4 & Volume 2 Number 1 - Spring & Summer 1983
Highlights of the International Conference on Renewable Resources Inventories for Monitoring Changes and Trends
Excerpts from Report of Resolutions & Recommendations Committee
Impacts of Forest Land Conversion: An Overview
Ralph J. Alig
Land Systems Classification - Possible or Impossible?
J.H. Wilkstrom and Robert Bailey
Public Decisions - Making With Regard to Managing Major Natural Resources
Lester W. Milbrath
Urban Waterfronts
Ann Breen and Dick Rigby
Volume 1 Number 2 & 3 - Autumn 1982 & Winter 1983
Behind the Frustration of Interdisciplinary Planning
J.H. Wilkstrom and R.M. Alston
The Budget Maximization Hypothesis and the USDA Forest Service
Ronald N. Johnson
The Human Population Dilemma: Its Implications for Resources Professionals
Hardin R. Glascock Jr.
Evaluating the Evaluators: RCA in Retrospect
Christopher K. Leman
The Commons Reconsidered
Jere Lee Gilles and Keith Jamtgaard
Volume 1 Number 1 - Summer 1982
The Housing Recession, the Forest Products Industry, and International Markets
Roger A. Sedjo
Establishing the Location of Radio-Tagged Animals Using a Programmable Calculator
Fred W. Koontz and John Seidensticker
Influence of Merchantable Limits on Board-Foot Volume Estimates of Hardwoods
Harry V. Wiant Jr. and Philip M. Charlton
Ecological Land Classification in the White Mountains of New Hampshire
Steve Fay and William B. Leak
In-Place Inventories: Principles and Practices (A Report on the Workshop)
H. Gyde Lund, Louis O. House, Thomas B. Brann