ECO 346: Environmental and Resource Economics - HOMEPAGE
ECO 346 is an elective course in the Environmental Studies Minor. For more information on the Environmental Studies program go to Environmental Studies.
Partially UPDATED FOR SPRING 2009
Classroom Presentations - Schedule with hyperlinks
From the New York Times New! Energy & Environment section
Internet Sources May be some link-rot
Homework Problems
Homework #1 Due Tuesday, February 10
For those with the Second Edition of the book use this link - Homework #1 2/E
Homework #2 Due Tuesday, February 24
Homework #3 Due Tuesday, March 10
Study Guide for Mid-Term Exam on Thursday, March 12 [Posted Wednesday March 4]
Homework #4 with Hints Due Thursday April 9
Paper #1 (Due Tuesday April 21) Paper #2 (Due Tuesday May 5)
FINAL EXAM 2009 (100 points): Due on or before Tuesday, May 12, 12:00 p.m.
Environmental economics Rescuing environmentalism And Are you being served? Apr 21st 2005 The Economist
Climate change The illusion of clean coal Mar 5th 2009 From The Economist print edition and Carbon capture and storage Trouble in store
America and climate change Cap and binge and America and climate change Sins of emission Mar 12th 2009 From The Economist print edition
An Affordable Salvation By PAUL KRUGMAN, Op-Ed Columnist New York Times May 1, 2009
Articles for question 6 on the Study Guide for Exam
CAA-2 by Richard Epstein, dean of U of Chicago Law School
CAA-3 from Environmental News Service
caa4 editorial from the New York Times
Link to RFF journal Resources. The Supreme Court rules that costs should not be considered when setting air quality standards.
Kyoto Protocol and Climate Change