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An empirical analysis of the relative efficiency of policy instruments to reduce nitrate water pollution in the US southern high plains

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Causes and consequences of open space in U.S. urban areas

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The provision of open space is at the heart of a complex arbitration of local public finance and urban quality of life. The amount of open space varies substantially across urban areas. This variation raises some natural questions: What determines the amount of open space in an urban area? How...

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