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James Boyd has been a Fellow at Resources for the Future since 1992. Boyd's research is in the fields of environmental regulation and law and economics, focusing on the analysis of environmental institutions and policy. Specific areas of expertise include ecological benefit and damage assessment, water regulation, environmental and product liability law, and incentive-based regulation. Current research focuses on the measurement and analysis of ecosystem services and the role of ecosystem services in both environmental management and national welfare accounting.
In the 2007-2008 academic year Boyd will be a Visiting Professor at Stanford University. Boyd has been a visiting faculty member at the Olin Business School, Washington University, St. Louis and currently serves on a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Science Advisory Board on Valuing the Protection of Ecological Systems and Services. Boyd has been a consultant to, among others, the World Bank, National Academy of Sciences, the European Commission, the Harvard Institute for International Development, and various government agencies.
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| Featured Publications | | Location, Location, Location: The Geography of Ecosystem Services | | James W. Boyd | | Resources | Fall (170) | | | | Counting Nonmarket, Ecological Public Goods: The Elements of a Welfare-Significant Ecological Quantity Index | | James W. Boyd | | RFF Discussion Paper 07-42 | August 2008 | | | | Don't Measure, Don't Manage: GDP and the Missing Economy of Nature | | James W. Boyd | | 08-01 | May 2008 | | | | The Endpoint Problem | | James W. Boyd | | Resources | Spring 2007 (165) | | | | The Nonmarket Benefits of Nature: What Should Be Counted in Green GDP? | | James Boyd | | Ecological Economics | 2007 | Issue 61 | Related Discussion Paper 06-24 | | | | Procurement of Water's Ecosystem Services: An Economic and Ecological Perspective | | James Boyd | | Precious, Worthless, or Immeasurable: The Value and Ethic of Water | Texas Tech School of Law | Precious, Worthless, or Immeasurable: The Value and Ethic of Water | Center for Water Law and Policy, Texas Tech University | 2006 | 35-50 | | | | Taxing Nutrient Loads | | Sandra Hoffmann, James Boyd and Eleanor McCormick
| | Journal of Soil and Water Conservation | September / October 2006 | Vol. 61 | pp. 142A - 147A | | | | Compensation for Oil Pollution Damages: The American Oil Pollution Act As An Example for Global Solutions? | | James Boyd | | Prevention and Compensation of Marine Pollution Damage | Michael Faure and James Hu | Kluwer Law | 2006 | | | | Environmental Fees: Can Incentives Help Solve the Chesapeake's Nutrient Pollution Problems? | | Sandra A. Hoffmann, James W. Boyd | | RFF Discussion Paper 06-38 | August 2006 | | | | The Nonmarket Benefits of Nature:
What Should Be Counted in Green GDP? | | James W. Boyd | | Resources | Summer 2006 (162) | | | | View All Related Publications |
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