Environmental Regulations as Constraints to Agriculture: A Discussion

Patricia E. Norris

Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 1994, vol. 26, issue 1, 90-94

Abstract: Little doubt remains that agricultural operations will be increasingly constrained by environmental regulations. In that spirit, each of the foregoing authors has provided a general framework for a specific environmental issue as it impacts agriculturalists. I learned something from each paper (an important criterion). Rather than summarize the points made by the authors, I have chosen to address each paper separately and point out some specific issues which I feel were overlooked in the papers or which seem to follow directly from the discussions in the papers.

Date: 1994
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