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Fall 2000 | Resources 141

From the Candidates: Gore and Bush Address Key Environmental and Energy Issues

Small is Not Necessarily Beautiful: Coping with Dirty Microenterprises in Developing Countries
Allen Blackman

Limiting Cost, Assuring Efforts and Encouraging Ratification; RFF Researchers Work to Improve the Kyoto Protocol
Dan Quinn

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Summer 2000 | Resources 140

Marine Protected Areas: Can They Revitalize Our Nation's Fisheries?
James N. Sanchirico

How Much is Too Much? Thoughts About the Use of Risk Assessment for Countries in Transition and the Developing World
Ruth Greenspan Bell
James D. Wilson

Balancing Policies for Energy Efficiency and Climate Change
Richard G. Newell

RFF Honors Terry Davies for Influential Role in Environmental Policymaking

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Spring 2000 | Resources 139

Unleashing the Clean Water Act: The Promise and Challenge of the TMDL Approach to Water Quality
James W. Boyd

Greening the GDP: It is Desirable?
Joel Darmstadter

The Surge in Oil Prices: Anatomy of a Non-Crisis
John W. Anderson

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Winter 2000 | Resources 140

Looking Ahead to 2050: Environmental Problems and Policy (2000- 2050)
Paul R. Portney

$50 Billion Well Spent? Cleanup of the Nation's Nuclear Weapons Facilities
Katherine N. Probst
Adam Lowe

From Bonn to the Hague, Many Questions Remain: Climate Negotiators Try to Narrow their Points of Disagreement
Michael A. Toman
Jean-Charles Hourcade

Interview with Mary Gade, former chair of the Ozone Transport Assessment Group (OTAG)

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