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Entries categorized: Stormwater & Green Infrastructure

The Atlantic Quotes ECONorthwest Report on Green Infrastructure

Posted on April 24, 2012 in Stormwater & Green Infrastructure by Ann Hollingshead

ECONorthwest's analysis measures the economic value of green infrastructure and addresses its cost-effectiveness in comparison to conventional techniques.

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ECONorthwest Data in New American Rivers Report: Going Green to Save Green

Posted on April 12, 2012 in Stormwater & Green Infrastructure by Ann Hollingshead

ECONorthwest's analysis measures the economic value of green infrastructure and addresses its cost-effectiveness in comparison to conventional techniques.

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Ed MacMullan to Speak to the BioCycle West Coast Conference

Posted on April 11, 2012 in Stormwater & Green Infrastructure by Ann Hollingshead

Economist from ECONorthwest will address the economic value of water-based ecosystem services and green infrastructure.

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Expiring timber revenue, low taxes, limited law enforcement, and a 911 call unanswered. http://t.co/WToO7seetS

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