Environmental & Resource Economics
1991 - 2025
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Volume 88, issue 6, 2025
- Switching Off: Energy Saving Goals Outshine Incentives—Evidence from a Field Experiment pp. 1499-1540

- Natalia Borzino, Benjamin Hiepler, Kathrin Schmitt, Jan Schmitz, Renate Schubert and Verena Tiefenbeck
- Heat Waves and Housing Markets: Assessing the Effects on Real Estate Prices in China pp. 1541-1579

- Fanglin Chen, Jie Zhang and Zhongfei Chen
- The Impact of Pollution Levies on Firms’ Energy Consumption and Production: Evidence from China’s Pollution Levy Standard Reform pp. 1581-1620

- Huan-yu Cui and Yue-qun Cao
- A Coalitional Great Fish War Model with Quasi-Hyperbolic Discounting pp. 1621-1655

- Joakim Alderborn and Jesús Marín-Solano
- Economic and Food Security Impacts of Climate Disasters and Mitigation Policies: Insights from Nigeria pp. 1657-1677

- Luis Escalante, Pierre Mamboundou, Carine Meyimdjui and Oluwasola E. Omoju
- Local Economic Impacts of Wind Power Deployment in Denmark pp. 1679-1717

- Claire Gavard, Jonas Göbel and Niklas Schoch
- Behavioral Responses to Environmental Emergency Alerts and Temporary Driving Restrictions: Evidence from Cyclists in Mexico City pp. 1719-1771

- José Eduardo Castro Pérez and Daniel Flores
- Toxic Roads pp. 1773-1803

- Caterina Gennaioli and Gaia Narciso
Volume 88, issue 5, 2025
- Effectiveness and Distributional Impacts of Conservation Policies: The Role of Labor Markets pp. 1147-1193

- Srabashi Ray and Thomas W. Hertel
- Estimating the Flood Risk Discount: Evidence From a One-off National Information Shock pp. 1195-1212

- Tom Gillespie, Ronan Lyons and Thomas K. J. McDermott
- Stoicism and the Tragedy of the Commons pp. 1213-1238

- Gregory Ponthiere
- Beyond Green Preferences: Demand-side and Supply-side Drivers in the Low-Carbon Transition pp. 1239-1295

- Massimiliano Carlo Pietro Rizzati, Emanuele Ciola, Enrico Turco, Davide Bazzana and Sergio Vergalli
- When Climate Change Turns Good Plant Bad–A Dynamic Multispecies Model of Reindeer Herding in a Changing Arctic pp. 1297-1337

- Pham M. Nhat, Claire W. Armstrong, Charles B. Sims and Kari Anne Bråthen
- The Importance of EU Coordination: Citizen Preferences for Climate Leadership and the Role of Conditional Cooperation pp. 1339-1373

- Fredrik Carlsson, Mitesh Kataria, Elina Lampi, Åsa Löfgren and Thomas Sterner
- Ben Franklin’s Whistle, Cost Expectations, and the Choice of Valuation Format pp. 1375-1406

- Michael Hanemann, Jon Krosnick, Lisanne Wichgers, Jeffrey Wooldridge, Stephanie Lampron, Daniel Schneider, Eric M. Shaeffer, Trevor Tompson and Penny Visser
- Representation, Peer Pressure and Punishment in a Public Goods Game pp. 1407-1433

- Hyoyoung Kim, Doruk İriş, Jinkwon Lee and Alessandro Tavoni
- Can Anti-ESG Policy Protect Targeted Industries from Divestment? pp. 1435-1477

- Jonah J. Allen
- From the Beach to the Backyard: How Harmful Algal Blooms Impact Housing Renovation Decisions pp. 1479-1498

- Will Georgic, W. Jason Beasley and David Wolf
Volume 88, issue 4, 2025
- The Impact of Physical Climate Risk on the Valuation of Global Equity Assets pp. 857-894

- Riccardo Rebonato, Dherminder Kainth and Lionel Melin
- Exploring the Impacts of Economic Policies, Policy Uncertainty, and Politics on Carbon Emissions pp. 895-919

- Wan-Jiun Paul Chiou, Shan-Heng Fu, Jeng-Bau Lin and Wei Tsai
- Modeling the Impact of Extreme Climate Events on Household Welfare: An Empirical Framework pp. 921-964

- Nekeisha Spencer and Eric Strobl
- International Trade and the Transmission of Temperature Shocks pp. 965-1007

- Oliver Schenker and Daniel Osberghaus
- Monopolistic Competition in a Limited Orbital Space pp. 1009-1038

- Sébastien Rouillon
- Environmental Policy Instruments for Investments in Backstop Technologies Under Present Bias - An Application to the Building Sector pp. 1039-1070

- Fabian Arnold, Amir Ashour Novirdoust and Philipp Theile
- The Effect of Environmental Protection Expenditures on Industrial Employment in Sweden pp. 1071-1110

- Golnaz Amjadi, Moriah Bostian, Hanna Lindström, Tommy Lundgren and Mattias Vesterberg
- Does Carpooling Reduce Carbon Emissions? The Effect of Environmental Policies in France pp. 1111-1144

- Isac Olave-Cruz, Maïté Stéphan, Alexandre Volle and Dianzhuo Zhu
- Correction to: Does Carpooling Reduce Carbon Emissions? The Effect of Environmental Policies in France pp. 1145-1146

- Isac Olave-Cruz, Maïté Stéphan, Alexandre Volle and Dianzhuo Zhu
Volume 88, issue 3, 2025
- How Does the Deterrence Effect of Regulatory Enforcement Differ Between Privately and Government-Owned Facilities? pp. 553-588

- Dietrich Earnhart and Sarah Jacobson
- Land Markets Anticipate Future Regulatory Boundary Changes pp. 589-630

- Branko Bošković and Linda Nøstbakken
- ‘More Bang for the Buck’? Experimental Evidence on the Mechanisms of an Energy Efficiency Subsidy pp. 631-654

- Lara Bartels and Madeline Werthschulte
- Invisible Barrier: The Impact of Air Quality on Chronic School Absenteeism in the US pp. 655-680

- Mustahsin Aziz and Levan Elbakidze
- Irreversible Adaptation and Knightian Climate Uncertainty pp. 681-707

- Dong Yan and Charles Sims
- Optimal Point Source Abatement Technology Adoption: The Impact of Uncertainty in the Benefits of Abatement pp. 709-730

- Andrew L. Goodkind, Jay S. Coggins, Christopher W. Tessum and Julian D. Marshall
- Wind Turbines, Shadow Flicker, and Real Estate Values pp. 731-759

- Carsten Andersen and Timo Hener
- Balancing Efficiency and Inequality in a Non-Linear Multi-Regional Water Allocation Optimization Model pp. 761-794

- Iban Ortuzar, Ana Serrano, Angels Xabadia and Roy Brouwer
- Land Use, Climate Change and the Emergence of Infectious Diseases: A Synthesis pp. 795-854

- William Brock and Anastasios Xepapadeas
- Correction to: The Impact of Environmental Measures on Trade and Innovation: Evidence from the WTO Environmental Database (EDB) pp. 855-855

- Francesco S. Bellelli and Ankai Xu
Volume 88, issue 2, 2025
- Self-Enforcing Environmental Agreements with the Optimal Intensity of Cooperation pp. 249-278

- Thomas Eichner and Mark Schopf
- Thirsty for Trade: How Globalization Shapes Virtual Water Trade pp. 279-338

- Doyoung Park and William Ridley
- The ‘Climate Adaptation Problem’ in Biodiversity Conservation: The Value of Spatial Flexibility in Land Purchase pp. 339-365

- Charlotte Gerling, Oliver Schöttker and John Hearne
- Willingness to Pay for Nature Protection: Crowdfunding as a Payment Mechanism pp. 367-396

- Maria A. Cunha-e-Sá, Til Dietrich, Ana Faria, Luis Nunes, Margarida Ortigão, Renato Rosa and Carina Vieira-da-Silva
- Transaction Costs, Participation, and the Cost-Effectiveness of Reverse Auctions: Evidence from a Laboratory Experiment pp. 397-424

- Tongzhe Li, Leah H. Palm-Forster and Siddika Bhuiyanmishu
- The Amenity Value of Bicycle Infrastructure: A Hedonic Application to Greater Manchester, UK pp. 425-457

- David Hearne and Erez Yerushalmi
- Agentizing a General Equilibrium Model of Environmental Tax Reform pp. 459-502

- Franziska Klein, Jeroen van den Bergh, Joël Foramitti and Théo Konc
- Understanding Automation’s Impact on Ecological Footprint: Theory and Empirical Evidence from Europe pp. 503-532

- Shangze Dai
- Behavioural Drivers of Cooking Energy Choice in Benin pp. 533-552

- Nassibou Bassongui and Albert N’lédji Honlonkou
Volume 88, issue 1, 2025
- Welfare and Distribution in State-Led Wildlife Management pp. 1-42

- Bailey Kirkland, Jacob Hochard, Wai Yan Siu and David Finnoff
- Extended Producer Responsibility and Trade Flows in Waste: The Case of Batteries pp. 43-76

- Marco Compagnoni, Marco Grazzi, Fabio Pieri and Chiara Tomasi
- Correction to: Extended Producer Responsibility and Trade Flows in Waste: The Case of Batteries pp. 77-79

- Marco Compagnoni, Marco Grazzi, Fabio Pieri and Chiara Tomasi
- Simple Stated Preference Questions Can Enhance Transdisciplinary Projects: Linking Perceived Risks With Willingness to Spray and Pay pp. 81-124

- Aaron J. Enriquez, Kevin Berry, Maria Fernandez, Nichar Gregory, Kacey C. Ernst, Mary H. Hayden and Maria Diuk-Wasser
- Domestic Pollution Havens: Linking Interregional Capital Flight and Water Pollution Regulation in China pp. 125-161

- Kerui Du, Qilin Huang and Presley K. Wesseh
- The Distributional Effects of Temperature Changes: Evidence from China’s Cement Industry pp. 163-184

- Chunhua Wang
- Effectiveness and Heterogeneous Effects of Purchase Grants for Electric Vehicles pp. 185-223

- Peter Haan, Adrián Santonja and Aleksandar Zaklan
- International Climate Justice: What the People Think pp. 225-247

- Auriane Meilland, Yann Kervinio and Aurélie Méjean
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