The Economic Impact of the Cerro Grande Wildfire
FEMA/Department of Homeland Security |
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The Center established a monetary value of business, financial and property losses caused by the Cerro Grande fire in northern New Mexico. The Center also helped prepare comprehensive re-development plans for affected property owners, counties and local government jurisdictions. |
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Selected energy efficiency and renewable energy programs were evaluated by the Center to determine their potential impact on the stated goals of the Grand Canyon Visibility Transport Commission established by the EPA. |
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An Assessment of the Goals and Recommendations of the Grand Canyon Visibility Transport Commission
U.S. Department of Energy |
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The Economic and Fiscal Impact of Coal Mining in King County, Washington
U.S. Department of the Interior |
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The Center prepared the socioeconomic, socio-cultural and land use sections of an Environmental Impact Statement prepared by the U.S. Office of Surface Mining in connection with a permit application for a coal mine in Washington state. This work included an assessment of the mine’s impacts on a neighboring alderwood forest and local smoked salmon enterprises. |
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The Center conducted a comprehensive analysis of potential environmental hazards associated with a buried petroleum products pipeline linking El Paso, Texas and Albuquerque, New Mexico. |
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Studies of the ChevronTexaco Pipeline on the Isleta Indian Reservation in New Mexico
ChevronTexaco Corporation |
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The Gunnison County Economy in the Twenty-First Century
Red Lady Coalition |
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The Center utilized input-output economic modeling to inventory and document the economic drivers of Gunnison County, Colorado for the purpose of quantifying the effect of amenity-based transactions on the Crested Butte economy. |
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