Environmental Economics and Natural Resources Group
The Environmental Economics and Natural Resources Group (ENR) aims to improve our understanding and management of national and international environmental problems, with an emphasis on natural resource management, environmental pollution, and climate change.
Agenda
Impact stories
News
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WUR researchers about alarming WWF report: "We must act now"
The Living Planet Report published by WWF on 13 October shows well-documented evidence that humanity has far exceeded our planet's safe limits. The... -
WUR Researcher Francisco Alpizar featured in PNAS Special Feature: Sustaining the Commons
The Special issue of PNAS features complex socioecological systems to shed light on causal relationships between community monitoring and common-pool...
Highlights
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Tum T (Tum) Nhim MSc
Self-governance of water resources under climate change: Insights from Cambodia
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Choice experiment with Dutch farmers on contracts for environmental goods
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Hans-Peter Weikard appointed member of the editorial board of “International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics”
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ENR and ENP join research project on the ocean’s “twilight zone”
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Prof. Francisco Alpizar is the new Chair Holder for the Environmental Economics and Natural Resources Group
Latest publications
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Nederlandse vissers gebruiken illegale netten om extra sliptong te vangen
Nederlandse vissers gebruiken illegale netten om extra sliptong te vangen, De Volkskrant.nl, 2022-09-29, Loethe Olthuis -
Ecosystem-Based Practices for Smallholders’ Adaptation to Climate Extremes : Evidence of Benefits and Knowledge Gaps in Latin America
Agronomy 12 (2022)10. - ISSN 2073-4395 -
Does telecommuting reduce commuting emissions?
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 116 (2022). - ISSN 0095-0696 -
Local Effects of Payments for Ecosystem Services on Rural Poverty
Environmental and Resource Economics (2022). - ISSN 0924-6460 -
Nature-positive futures : Food systems as a catalyser for change
Wageningen : Wageningen University & Research - ISBN 9789464473254 - p.