Bioeconomics, Ecological Economics, economic growth, Environmental Economics, Resource Economics

We’re all gonna die & society will collapse!!!

May 21, 2022 — 1 Comment

Arctic, Bioeconomics, Ecological Economics, Ecology, Environmental Economics, fisheries, Fisheries economics, fishing, Invasive Species, Oceans, Resource Economics, Seafood, Sustainable Food Systems

Calling All Crabby People!

October 12, 2021 — 0 Comments

Arctic, Bioeconomics, energy economics, Environmental Economics, Marine Pollution, Oceans, Oil and Gas Industry, Resource Economics

Sounding out the depths: Marine Mammals, Oil exploration, and Economic Tools for Decision-making

October 3, 2021 — 0 Comments

Bioeconomics, Development economics, Ecological Economics, Fisheries economics, Invasive Species, Oceans, Resource Economics, Sustainability, sustainable development, Sustainable Transitions

2021 ESSAS Webinar Annual Science Meeting

June 7, 2021 — 0 Comments

Arctic, ballast water, Biodiversity, Bioeconomics, Ecological Economics, Invasive Species, Oceans, Resource Economics

Invasive alien species in changing marine Arctic economies and ecosystems

March 16, 2021 — 0 Comments

Bioeconomics, Endangered Species, Fisheries economics, fishing, Oceans, Resource Economics, sustainable development

An Age-Structured Backward-Bending Supply of Fish: Implications for Conservation of Bluefin Tuna

February 25, 2021 — 0 Comments

Biodiversity, Bioeconomics, Ecological Economics, economic growth, Ecosystem Services, Endangered Species, Environmental Economics, International Environmental Agreements, Invasive Species, Resource Economics, Sustainable Development Goals

Extinction Crisis Gets a Worrisome Scientific Update

May 7, 2019 — 0 Comments

Bioeconomics, Development economics, Ecological Economics, economic growth, Environmental Economics, General economics, Inequality, Resource Economics, sustainable development, Technological Change

Green growth or black decline?

December 3, 2018 — 4 Comments

Arctic, Bioeconomics, Climate Change, Environmental Economics, Fisheries economics, Resource Economics

New Arctic Ocean Acidification Report from AMAP

October 10, 2018 — 1 Comment

Academic Publishing, Arctic, ballast water, Bioeconomics, Development economics, Ecological Economics, Economic History, Environmental Economics, Fisheries economics, Green technology, Polar Governance, Resource Economics, shipping, Shipping regulation, sustainable development

Arctic Marine Resource Governance and Development

September 3, 2018 — 1 Comment