·
Agricultural Soil Carbon Sequestration: Economic Issues and Research Needs
Draft.
·
Enhancement of Carbon Sequestration in U.S. Soils
Submitted to Bioscience.
·
Competitiveness of Soil Carbon
as an Option: Is it a Bridge to the Future?
Presented at 3rd Annual Conference on Carbon Capture and Sequestration, Alexandria, Virginia, May 4, 2004.
·
Sequestration
Offsets versus Direct Emission Reductions: Consideration of Environmental
Externalities
Submitted to Ecological Economics.
· Insights from Agricultural and Forestry GHG Offset Studies that Might Influence IAM Modeling
Draft Book Chapter
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On-Farm Carbon
Sequestration? Can a farmer make some money at it?
Paper Presented at Purdue Top Farmer Workshop 2003.
·
Carbon Sequestration
via Tree Planting on Agricultural Lands: An Economic Study of Costs and Policy
Design Alternatives
Paper Presented at EMF Meeting 1998.
·
Harvesting the
Greenhouse: Comparing Biological Sequestration with Emissions Offsets
Article under submission.
·
Carbon Sequestration
Through Tree Planting on Agricultural Lands
This copy is Chapter 27 in Soil Management and Greenhouse Effect.
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Carbon Sequestration
through Tree Planting on Agricultural Lands
This copy was Presented at an International Symposium: Soil Process and
Management Systems.
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Minimum Cost
Strategies for Sequestering Carbon in Forests
Early draft of paper in Land Economics, (August)1999.
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Projecting Impacts
of Global Climate Change on the U.S. Forest and Agriculture Sectors and Carbon
Budgets
Report under national climate change assessment, and paper forthcoming in
Forest Ecology and Management, (Special Issue), 2002.
·
Assessing Effects of
Mitigation Strategies for Global Climate Change with an Intertemporal Model of
the U.S. Forest and Agriculture Sectors
Early draft of paper in Environmental and Resource Economics, 9, 259-274, 1997.
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Evaluating Forest
Carbon Sequestration Potential in the U.S. with an Economic Model of the Forest
and Agricultural Sectors
Presented at Advances in Terrestrial Ecosystem Carbon Inventory, Measurements
and Monitoring, Raleigh, NC, 2000.
·
Influences of
Permanence on the Comparative Value of Biological Sequestration versus
Emissions Offsets
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